Wolves find offensive rhythm, beat Raptors in home opener.
The Timberwolves offense was often disjointed in their first two games against the Los Angeles Lakers and Sacramento Kings, particularly early on, with both games featuring some poor ball movement and turnover-filled first quarters.The Timberwolves offense was firing on all cylinders early on, from the ball movement to the shot-making to taking care of the basketball.
The Raptors were never in the game after the Wolves' hot start. Minnesota held a double-digit lead until early in the third quarter when Gradey Dick, who led Toronto with 25 points, caught first with eight points early in the quarter. But it was too little, too late, and Edwards hit the game-icing 3 to reach 7,000 points in his career.
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