Flush It, Then Fix It: Wolves Hold Flagg and Kyrie to 22 Combined in a 133-94 Beatdown, and Cleveland Is Next
By Marcus Delaney , RF Sports Radio Mavericks voice Mavs fans, we said this one would be about the glass and the grind. Dallas did not just lose that fight. Dallas got run out of Target Center. Three nights after the Indiana thriller, the Timberwolves held the Mavericks under 100 for the first time this season and won 133-94. The facts Per Mavs.com's Eddie Sefko, Dallas shot 37 percent and Minnesota shot 58 percent. The Wolves outscored the Mavs 10-1 to open the third quarter for a 77-53 lead, and the margin reached 129-85 in the fourth. The loss ended a three-game winning streak and dropped Dallas to 7-5. Minnesota moved to 9-3 without Anthony Edwards, who Sefko reports will likely be out until after Christmas. Per Dallas Sports Journal, Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving combined for 22 points on 9-of-23 shooting after combining for 78 against the Pacers. Flagg had 12 points, seven rebounds and three assists in 27:22. Irving had 10 points and finished minus-36. Neither played...