Highlights and Best Moments: Hornets 120-126 Timberwolves in NBA Season

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Hornets 120-126 Timberwolves.

Jordan McLaughlin with one of two free throws to seal the victory.

Mason Plumlee with the two free throws to pull within six.

Karl-Anthony Towns with the floater to add two more.

Karl-Anthony Towns with a double-double and the Timberwolves pull within eight points.

With just one free throw, Jarred Vanderbilt opens the overtime scoring.

Hornets 108-108 Timberwolves and there will be overtime.

Miles Bridges makes just one of two free throws to tie the game.

Miles Bridges with the triple and the Hornets close to within one.

Karl-Anthony Towns with the triple to turn the game around.

Patrick Beverley with a double to get within one possession.

LaMelo Ball cuts the streak without minutes with a double-double.

D'Angelo Russell quickly answers with a three-pointer for the home team.

Terry Rozier with three-pointer and Hornets reach 100 points.

Karl-Anthony Towns with a double-double and the difference is now only five.

D'Angelo Russell with a double-double and Minnesota closes to within eight points.

Naz Reid with the double, but the Wolves are still away at 11 points.

Russell with the assist and Jaden McDaniels with the double-double.

From a free throw, Montrezl Harrell makes the first two points from a direct free throw.

Hornets 87-78 Timberwolves

Jaylen Nowell with the layup, but the difference is 10 points.

Jaden McDaniels with a double and the gap remains six points.

Patrick Beverley with a double-double and forces the Hornets to burn a timeout.

Nowell with the assist and Jaden McDaniels with the layup.

Jaden McDaniels appears to make the basket.

D'Angelo Russell with a three-pointer to bring the home side within six points.

LaMelo Ball with another three-pointer for the visitors, who got off to a hot start.

Miles Bridges with the first triple of the second half.

The second half begins between Hornets and Timberwolves.

Hornets 58-52 Timberwolves.

Montrezl Harrell with the layup with one second left.

Montrezl Harrell with a double to increase the lead down the stretch.

LaMelo Ball with the triple to take a 3 lead.

Mason Plumlee with the double-double and the visitors turn the slate around.

Montrezl Harrell with the double and the difference is only two.

LaMelo Ball with a double to close the gap.

Anthony Edwards opens up space and makes the double.

Miles Bridges with both points from the free throw line.

Anthony Edwards with the old-fashioned triple with the double and the foul.

Basket by Kelly Oubre Jr. for the first points of the second quarter.

Hornets 24-27 Timberwolves.

JT Thor makes only one of the free throws, but the Hornets get within 3.

Miles Bridges pops up with the sinker and the game is tightened to four.

✈️ coast to coast KAT ✈️ pic.twitter.com/ps3eNiXBcT — Minnesota Timberwolves (@Timberwolves) February 16, 2022

Mason Plumlee with the dunk to get the Hornets to the first 15 points on the board.

Karl-Anthony Towns also hit just one of two shots.

LaMelo Ball with just one of two free throws to make it a one-goal lead for the visitors.

Karl-Anthony Towns finds the space and adds the double-double.

Jarred Vanderbilt with the sinker to pull away to within five points at the dawn of the game.

The hosts' first points came courtesy of D'Angelo Russell.

Miles Bridges with the triple to open the game's scoring.

The game between Timberwolves and Hornets begins.

We are minutes away from the start of the game from Target Center between the Timberwolves and Hornets.

Before the break, the Hornets will host the Chicago Bulls, while the Timberwolves will do the honors against the Toronto Raptors.

While visitors thus arrived, all in detail:

𝙡𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩𝙨,

𝙘𝙖𝙢𝙚𝙧𝙖,

𝙖𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣. pic.twitter.com/YsLOyhWI9b

— Minnesota Timberwolves (@Timberwolves) February 16, 2022

These are the five players who will start for Charlotte:

Switching things up a bit. #AllFly | @CrumblCookies pic.twitter.com/Rf8FklCLME

— Charlotte Hornets (@hornets) February 16, 2022

The Hornets are already warming up on the court half an hour before the start of the game at the Target Center.

Checkin’ in from Minnesota#AllFly pic.twitter.com/lnlWPVLL20

— Charlotte Hornets (@hornets) February 15, 2022

While Minnesota will have the entire team available, with the exception of the following player:

McKinley Wright IV, BA

These are the Charlotte players who will not be present for this game:

Cody Martin, SF

Jalen McDaniels, AP

The Timberwolves have won six of their last eight games, but have won just one of their last three, most notably last Sunday's win over the Indiana Pacers.

The Hornets have won just one of their last eight games, which is why they need to make a strong statement to show that they can compete with anyone.

The Charlotte Hornets will try to get back to winning ways when they visit the highly motivated Minnesota Timberwolves. We start with the NBA game coverage through VAVEL.

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It seems that the Hornets have taken the measure of the Wolves, due to the fact that out of the last five games in any field they have four wins and one loss, highlighting that those victories have been consecutive.

Minnesota Timberwolves 115-133 Charlotte Hornets, 2021

Charlotte Hornets 135-102 Minnesota Timberwolves, 2021

Minnesota Timberwolves 114-120 Charlotte Hornets, 2021

Charlotte Hornets 115-108 Minnesota Timberwolves, 2020

Minnesota Timberwolves 121-99 Charlotte Hornets, 2019

Despite the loss to Memphis, Terry Rozier shouldered the team and chipped in with 35 points, his highest scoring output in the last 13 games, and showed he can be a big help in taking pressure off teammate Ball.

After overcoming his injury, shooting guard D'Angelo Russell is slowly starting to get into rhythm and in two of the last three games he has scored more than 20 points, being an important piece in the offensive generation of the Wolves.

0 Miles Bridges, forward; 12 Kelly Oubre, forward; 24 Mason Plumlee, center; 3 Terry Rozier, point guard; 2 LaMelo Ball, point guard.

1 Anthony Edwards, small forward; 8 Jarred Vanderblit, small forward; 32 Karl-Anthony Towns, center; 0 D'Angelo Russell, point guard; 22 Patrick Beverley, point guard.

Although they are coming off a loss to the in-form Memphis Grizzlies, what worries most is that they had a 31-point halftime deficit that, although they made the effort, they could not overcome; because of this, they have to stay in the game, especially at home.

The Minnesota Timberwolves have suffered from inconsistency this season, however, and despite this, they remain in the Play in zone with a winning record of 30 wins and 27 losses, plus they are coming from defeating the Indiana Pacers 129-120 on Sunday.

The Charlotte Hornets vs Minnesota Timberwolves match will be played at the Target Center, in Minnesota, United States. The kick-off is scheduled at 8:05 pm ET.

My name is Adrian Hernandez and I will be your host for this game. We will provide you with pre-game analysis, roster updates, and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.