It took a minor miracle for the Timberwolves just to get to overtime Friday against Brooklyn.
Naz Reid, who hadn't scored all night, came in off the bench late to hit the most important shot of regulation — a three to send the game to overtime.
An exuberant Wolves team still had to go out and win in the extra session. But it was Brooklyn who rallied and hit some crucial buckets in the final 90 seconds of overtime for a 124-123 victory over the Wolves.
After threes from Mikal Bridges and Dorian Finney-Smith gave Brooklyn a 124-121 lead, the Wolves cut it to one on an Anthony Edwards (32 points) bucket with 31.