GAME RECAP
Impact player
Karl-Anthony Towns, Wolves
Tough choice with Ricky Rubio's near triple-double, but the big man gets it for a 28-point that included seven of the team's season-high 36 assists.
By the NUMBERS
68.4 Wolves' shooting percentage, a franchise high and best by an NBA team since 1998.
21 Zach LaVine points, which was his fourth 20point game in his past five and his 13th.
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