Wolves is ready to jump on you!
The Wolves season campaign had relatively went into a transition period. From a one man dominated team (Westbrook era), the Wolves decided to switch to a more balance approached. Thanks to a mid-season trade that sent long time ace player Russell Westbrook to Boston for the in and out duo of Chris Paul and Al Jefferson.
Minnesota did get the 4th spot eventually due to the divisional seeding but didn't have the familiar home court advantage during the 1st Round of the Post season against the Memphis Grizzlies, who has a superior record over them. Luckily for them, they managed to out-duel the favored Grizzlies in six games. Coming from a 0-2 deficit and winning the last 4, the Wolves rode that confidence and faced the #1 seed and eventual Champ Houston Rockets. It didn't take long though as they got swept emphatically.
"Rockets just showed how far the difference between them and us. Man! that was a team built to destroy every common team in the league. We will be back stronger though, i can promise that." said by GM rh0xxy following their Game 4 loss.
And so the season is over. Let's see what's in store next for the Minnesota Timberwolves but before that let's take a quick look how the team has fared this season.
Minnesota Timberwolves (47-35) - Northwest Division Champion
PPG: 108.6
APG: 22.1
RPG: 42.5
TOPG: 14.0
3-PT%: .367
PAPG: 104.6
SPG: 7.9
BPG: 4.5
FG%: .454
FT%: .753
Leading Scorer: Al Jefferson - 24.6 PPG
Assists Leader: Chris Paul - 7.1 APG
Top Rebounder: Al Jefferson - 8.5 RPG
Steals Leader: Chris Paul - 2.1 SPG
Blocks Leader: Al Jefferson - 1.3 BPG

