The Wolves are now 0-3 without Ricky Rubio, and both the games and the numbers show that a change is needed to the point guard rotation.
Last night Zach LaVine, point guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, played 2 and half quarters while the Indiana Pacers built a 27 point lead. It was a particularly poor team performance, and LaVine's defense and inability to run offensive sets efficiently was a major contributor.
In the 4th quarter, Zach LaVine, shooting guard, got hot, and helped lead a comeback that eventually got the Wolves within one point before they fell short in a 107-103 loss.