Things were looking bleak for Julius Randle after the All-Star break. In 11 games from February 20 to March 13, Randle was averaging just 13.7 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 3.7 assists on 39.8/15.2/78.6 shooting splits. Needless to say, that's subpar production from the Minnesota Timberwolves' co-star.
However, after two strong back-to-back games, Randle seems to be righting the ship. During the Wolves' past two games against the Phoenix Suns and Oklahoma City Thunder, Randle has led the team in scoring, notching 32 points in both games.
With Anthony Edwards out for at least a week due to a knee injury, the need for Randle to get back on track has further heightened, especially with the Wolves fighting for homecourt advantage.