If you've been watching the Minnesota Timberwolves over the past three games, you've probably noticed how well this group has been executing offensively despite all the recent changes; four players started Wednesday night who were not with the team 10 days ago.
Some of this has to do with 3-point shooting, as it always does. The post-deadline Wolves have been making a ridiculous 19.3 threes per game at a 43.6 percent clip, per NBA.com.
But the Wolves are also moving the ball extremely well. Minnesota is averaging 29.3 assists and 56.0 potential assists (fourth and second in the league, respectively) over that same three-game span.