This being a chronic issue, Timberwolves coach Chris Finch has probably already tired of the subject:
Winning streaks.
The Wolves entered the second of back-to-back games in Sacramento on Wednesday hoping to win consecutive games for the first time since the team opened the season with two victories. Before the game Finch talked about what it would take to get such a streak going, getting consecutive wins for his first time as head coach.
Desperation. "I firmly believe in the NBA, the most desperate team wins a lot of the nights," Finch said.
Guess the Wolves weren't desperate enough. Or, for long enough.
For the 14th straight time this season Minnesota followed a win with a loss, 128-125 to the Kings at Golden 1 Center, in a game with Marc Lore in attendance. Lore, along with Alex Rodriguez, has entered into an agreement to purchase the Wolves.
Here's what he saw: A Wolves team that was up 10 with 5½ minutes to play after Karl-Anthony Towns scored. A team that was still up, 125-121, after Towns hit a three-pointer with 51.7 seconds left.
A team that was outscored 7-0 the rest of the way.