Can the Timberwolves Extend Their Winning Streak Against the Clippers at Target Center?

As the Minnesota Timberwolves gear up to host the LA Clippers at Target Center, fans are buzzing with anticipation. The Timberwolves have been on a tear recently, and their performance in past games suggests that they might continue their dominance on their home court.

Looking back at their recent clash on February 16 against the Portland Trail Blazers, the Timberwolves showcased an offensive masterclass, scoring 128 points with an impressive true shooting percentage of 63 percent. Their ability to control both ends of the court was evident as they led for over 46 minutes and secured a massive 38-point lead at one point during the game. Dominating in points in paint with 66 and capitalizing on fast breaks where they scored 19 points with a conversion rate of 67 percent, it's clear that when MIN gets running, they're hard to stop.

The defense was just as formidable; holding Portland to only 91 points reflects a team clicking well together. With an efficiency game score of over 109 and an assists turnover ratio nearing two, it's apparent that team play has been central to Minnesota's success.

In another impressive outing against Portland just two days earlier on February 14, MIN demonstrated resilience by maintaining control for nearly 39 minutes of gameplay. They were efficient from both inside and outside the arc while also contributing significant bench points totaling up to an impressive tally of 44.

However, it would be remiss not to consider their opponents' strengths. In their last encounter with MIN on February 13th, despite falling short by a margin of twenty-one points (121-100), LAC showed moments of brilliance which could pose threats if overlooked. The Clippers managed decent numbers from behind the arc and from free throws but struggled overall with field goal percentage sitting at only forty percent compared to Minnesota's fifty-four percent.

The upcoming game promises excitement as these two teams collide once again. The key question is whether MIN can maintain its high-octane offense while stifling LAC’s attempts at redemption after their previous defeat.

Timberwolves fans should mark their calendars for March third when these teams face off again at two-thirty PM local time in Minneapolis’ own Target Center. It will be broadcasted locally on BSN channel six-six-eight or KTLA for those following from afar – ensuring no one misses out on what could potentially be another showcase event for this surging Minnesota squad.