The Minnesota Timberwolves are now 2-0 without Anthony Edwards. Granted, one of these wins came against the tanking Utah Jazz, but every win counts for a Wolves team desperately fighting for playoff positioning. The main story of these past two games has been Julius Randle getting back on track.
Randle notched 32 points, seven rebounds, and two assists against the Phoenix Suns, followed by a 21-point, eight-assist outing against the Jazz. On top of this, he had a stellar 32-point game against the Oklahoma City Thunder in their last contest with Ant. Luckily, all signs point to Randle's post-All-Star game slump being behind him.