Timberwolves Rip Down Nets 103-99

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Dec 23, 2009

Timberwolves Rip Down Nets 103-99 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Al Jefferson scored a
season-high 27 points and the Minnesota Timberwolves got a favorable videotape
review in the final minute to defeat the New Jersey Nets 103-99 on Wednesday
night in the battle of the NBA’s two worst teams.

Jonny Flynn added 22 points and Kevin Love had 13 points
and 16 rebounds as Minnesota (6-24) swept the two-game season series and sent
New Jersey (2-27) to its eighth straight loss.

The key moment for Minnesota came with 25.6 seconds to
play when the officials reversed a ruling that said the ball went out of bounds
off the leg of Wolves swingman Corey Brewer.

Brewer, who added 17 points, was fouled on the ensuing
inbound play and hit two free throws to give Minnesota a 101-97 lead.

Devin Harris led New Jersey with 23 points. Yi Jianlian
returned to the lineup after missing seven weeks with a sprained knee and had
22, while Courtney Lee had 20.

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