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Hell of a game against Giannis, he gassed y'all out for Houston. Y'all still holding strong, keep rolling

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09 Jul 2020, 23:07

Hell of a game against Giannis, he gassed y'all out for Houston. Y'all still holding strong, keep rolling

i've got a really hard ending, nuggets (twice) and lakers in the final 2 weeks of the season. IDK if I will even finish top 4 lol. It's close. Too close. Fuck Lakers and LeBron

Malik Beasley ruled out for two weeks with a bruised back
nba.com/timberwolves/morningcoffee | February 12th, 2020



The Minnesota Timberwolves will be without the services of Malik Beasley, after the shooting guard suffered a bruised back in their 105-100 victory over the Boston Celtics.

While Beasley, 24, can play through the injury, the Timberwolves will likely rest him for fourteen days, likely meaning the guard will miss games against the Chicago Bulls (Feb 18), Brooklyn Nets (Feb 20), New Orleans Pelicans (Feb 26) and the Los Angeles Clippers (Feb 29).

Beasley currently leads the NBA in shooting percentage from beyond the arc (49%). Three point shooting is a critical part of the Timberwolves' game plan. Expect Minnesota's offense to take a hit without their starting shooting guard for several games this month. Ben McLemore is likely to start at shooting guard during his absence.

Surprised to see the Nets performing like such garbage.

All-Star break showcases thrilling rising stars, slam dunk contest and game
nba.com/timberwolves/morningcoffee | February 18th, 2020

• The Rising Star's game had the USA defeat the World, 118-98, with Ja Morant leading the USA with 21 points, while Luka Doncic lead the World with 21 points. View the starting line-ups here.

• Trae Young won the Three-Point contest, finishing with 29 points in the final, beating Steph Curry by 2 and Luka Doncic by 10. Round 1 losers were Devin Booker (18), James Harden (19) and Damian Lillard (23).

• This year's Slam Dunk contest winner was Miami Heat's Derrick Jones Jr., who finished with 127 points. Zion Williamson (123), Donovan Mitchell (123) and Mikal Bridges (122) all featured.

• The All-Star game capped off an exciting and well-deserved break, with Team Kevin defeating Team James, 161-147, with Trae Young leading the Team Kevin with 28 points, while James Harden led Team James with 33 points in a losing effort. View the starting line-ups here.