News and notes from the postgame press conference and interviews in the locker room after the Wolves’ jaw-dropping 39-point thrashing of the San Antonio Spurs. Tonight’s 128-89 win marks the Wolves’ largest victory over San Antonio and the third-largest in franchise history. They allowed only nine points in the second quarter, the fewest the team has surrendered in a quarter since Philadelphia scored nine in the second on Dec. 3, 2014 at Target Center. Ironic? It’s only the 15th single-digit defensive quarter in franchise history. San Antonio’s 34 first half points are the fewest Minnesota has allowed in a first half since Philadelphia scored 33 on Nov.
The Wolf Nightcap, Vol. 2
