MINNEAPOLIS — The Timberwolves either hit rock bottom on their season or are hovering just inches above it after falling, 116-104, to the Detroit Pistons at Target Center on Saturday night.
It marked the sixth consecutive loss in what was a game the slumping, struggling Wolves should have won against a rebuilding Pistons team that entered with the NBA's worst record.
Instead, the Wolves messed around and blew an 18-point, first-quarter lead by the end of the night. Once again, rebounding was a mystery for the Wolves, who allowed 22 second-chance points and 24 fast-break points.
