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It started a month ago, in an ugly loss to the Spurs. The Timberwolves, just six days removed from a 24-point win in San Antonio, faced the Spurs in a rematch at the Target Center and looked clueless from the start.
Plays? There were no plays, only baffling flings of the ball into the various concession-stand snacks of unsuspecting courtside fans. The Timberwolves, 39-18 at the time, turned the ball over four times in the game's first six minutes and never really recovered from that ugly start.
In fact, whether they will recover at all is debatable. In four weeks, Minnesota dropped from one game behind Dallas in the Midwest Division to third place, six ...