INDIANAPOLIS – Every time down in the first quarter of Thursday’s 122-115 Timberwolves loss to the Pacers, the Wolves fed Karl-Anthony Towns the ball. He had his way with the Pacers inside and out, posting 23 points on his way to a monster night of 42 points (a season high) and 17 rebounds. The only problem for the Wolves was they let Towns’ performance go to waste in another close loss.
Towns also set the Wolves record for most points in three consecutive games with 113, topping the record of 112 set by Kevin Garnett in 2000.
“Just another night,” Towns said.