Overview
- The Timberwolves’ 124-94 win in Dallas on Monday turned lopsided early as Minnesota seized control and never let up.
- Minnesota’s ball movement produced 33 assists and clean looks that fueled 55% shooting from the field and 45% from three.
- Dallas broke down at the point of attack, which triggered late help and wide-open kick-outs that the Wolves punished all night.
- Rookie Cooper Flagg pressed into tough midrange tries and finished 5-of-19 for 12 points, revealing issues in his in-between game and confidence from deep.
- Daniel Gafford scored 21 on 9-of-11 inside while Max Christie managed three points with a minus-29, a snapshot of a roster that needs steadier perimeter help this summer.