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Randall grabbing offensive boards or like that little floater pass he gave to Gobert, throws it down.

Gobert was a monster on the glass.

Nas Reed had the nice dish to Gobert underneath.

He was playing well, playing big.

The Spurs, you know, they didn't have Wemby.

They tried Luke Cornett during the first half of the fourth quarter.

It wasn't going well.

He was looking a little bit out of gas, maybe a little bit overtasked, having to step in for Wemby.

Then they tried the small lineup and couldn't grab a rebound.

So it was those small-time plays by the big guys that it adds up to a big win.

Anthony Edwards, he was cooking.

Yeah.

Well, he got it completely exhausted.

He was not good.

He was not good the last five minutes.

He did have the one putback, but he was a big part of the reason that the Wolves almost threw this one away too.

I'm convinced if game one and game four were 49 minutes long, this would have been a sweep for San Antonio because the last minute was brutal for Minnesota.

I don't know what they were trying to do.

They got saved by Io DeSumo's foot.

That's the foot catch since Nebraska football, 97.