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Timberwolves stage largest Game 7 comeback in NBA history to down champion Nuggets
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Too bad the Knicks couldn't pull off the same comeback in the earlier game. Gg Pacers and Timberwolves!
Malone screwed this up. He didn't call a time out during Wolves' run till they closed the gap. He never gave Jokic a rest despite a 20 point lead.