“Timberwolves Seek Redemption: Can They Silence the Pacers and Reclaim Their Momentum Tonight?”
Furthermore, one of Indiana’s strengths is 3-point shooting, but Minnesota is a better 3-point shooting team. Since the All-Star break, the Timberwolves are hitting 3.7 more 3-pointers per game than their opponents. In comparison, the Pacers have a +2.6 per-game 3-point differential over that span. Not too shabby, but that’s what they do best.Â
Finally, the T-Wolves have an edge on the boards and getting to the foul line. They have a plus per-game margin in both areas. Indiana loses the free-throw battle by an average of 1.3 attempts per game and grabs 3.6 fewer rebounds per game than its foes. Minnesota attempted 13 more free throws than Indiana last week with Edwards going 19-of-20 from the charity stripe.Â
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