Wolves’ playoff hopes dwindle to one do-or-die game after offense goes cold late in play-in loss to Lakers

An offense that started so strong for Minnesota went so cold at an inopportune time Tuesday. After scorching the nets for three quarters, the Timberwolves went mind-numbingly cold in the fourth quarter, squandering a double-digit lead to fall 108-102 to the Los Angeles Lakers in overtime of a play-in game in Los Angeles. Minnesota will now return home, where it will meet either Oklahoma City ...