Julius Randle and Anthony Edwards got the job done on Saturday. Randle recorded the first Timberwolves triple-double in a playoff series since 2004, while Edwards poured in 36 points to lead Minnesota to a 102-97 win over Golden State, giving the Wolves a 2-1 series lead.

It was a foul-filled affair, shots were clanking off the rim and the Wolves saw a double-digit lead turn into a deficit. But Anthony Edwards, who started ice cold, hit the eventual dagger from deep as the Wolves reclaimed home court with a 102-97 victory over the Golden State Warriors in Game 3 of a Western Conference semifinal Saturday in San Francisco.

The Minnesota Timberwolves looked sluggish in the first half of their Game 3 win against the Golden State Warriors Saturday night. Julius Randle had 13 points in the first two frames to keep the Wolves afloat,