TIMBERWOLVES WON 4-3
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Kings' demise? Game 7, again
The Kings couldn't finish the job against the Timberwolves and were eliminated from the playoffs in a seventh game for the third straight year.
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A look inside the numbers suggests the Kings will miss Anthony Peeler more than you think. • Kings' missing key ![]() |
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Smith: Will Kings' gambles pay off? Having bet the farm on Chris Webber and Brad Miller, the Kings can't afford to crap out now. |
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Keown: Cassell cares It's refreshing to see a player like Sam Cassell focused on public service during the playoffs. |
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Bucher: Minnesota's leg to stand on Will Sam Cassell playing on one good leg be enough to beat the Kings? The Wolves hope so. |
Garnett apologizes for 'ready for war' remarks Kevin Garnett apologized Tuesday for making references to guns and saying he was "ready for war" in Game 7. |
Kings' Peeler to miss Game 7 for elbowing KG Kings guard Anthony Peeler was suspended two games without pay by the NBA on Monday for elbowing the Wolves' Kevin Garnett in Game 6. |
Kings-Wolves: Who will be luckier in Game 7? The Kings have never won a Game 7. The Timberwolves have never played in one. Wednesday, the winner will break through to face the Lakers. |
Focus is the goal for Kings, Wolves in Game 7 The Kings and Timberwolves are looking to turn volatile emotions into the focus necessary for their series finale Wednesday in Minneapolis. |
Kings, Wolves get chippy as Game 7 nears With the Kings-Wolves series now tied 3-3, players said to expect more aggressive play during the deciding game 7 Wednesday in Minnesota. |
Kings eager to defend home turf The Kings, down 3-2 to the Timberwolves, will have the Arco crowd and many a cowbell ringing in Sacramento on Sunday. |
Hoiberg making his mark in Minnesota In his ninth NBA season, former Iowa State standout Fred Hoiberg is again making a name for himself after wallowing in obscurity in Indiana and Chicago. |
Brad Miller fined $10K for gesture at fans Kings center Brad Miller was fined $10,000 Sunday by the NBA for making an obscene gesture toward fans after being ejected in Game 5 against the Timberwolves. |
Bucher: The king of Sacramento's hill Mike Bibby does more than make a big shot for the Kings. He acts like one on the court, too. |
Szczerbiak suits up, Bobby Jackson still out Minnesota forward Wally Szczerbiak suited up for Game 5 of the Western Conference semifinal series between the Timberwolves and the Sacramento Kings on Friday. |
Legler: Unsung heroes of the second round Members of the supporting cast in Minnesota and Miami have earned some time in the spotlight. |
Minnesota in the market for Game 5 makeover The Timberwolves allowed 24 turnovers in Game 4, letting the Kings even the series. Now Minnesota looks to reload at home for Game 5. |
Timberwolves turn over chance at series lead The Timberwolves found every way imaginable to turn over the ball: two shot-clock violations, three travels, a pass out of bounds and a double-dribble -- in the first quarter. |
Smith: Will Kings' gambles pay off? Having bet the farm on Chris Webber and Brad Miller, the Kings can't afford to crap out now. |
Slams and Dunks: Adelman's must-win situation The Kings' Game 2 loss in Minnesota placed more pressure on coach Rick Adelman to win. |
Bucher: Webber's aches and pains Chris Webber's knee feels better every day. What's hurting him now is his teammates' skepticism. |
Kings still have a lot to prove The Kings made perhaps their biggest collapse of the season -- and gave top-seeded Minnesota ample reason to believe it is still in charge of this series. |
Sunday Conversation: Kevin Garnett Da Kid is all grown up, maturing into an MVP and leading the Wolves past the first round. |
Kings need a consistent Peja for Game 2 While Mike Bibby led Sacramento to a Game 1 victory on the road Tuesday, the Kings need consistency from Peja Stojakovic against Minnesota on Saturday. |
Wolves scorers hungry for Game 2 All season long, Kevin Garnett, Sam Cassell and Latrell Sprewell led the way for the Minnesota Timberwolves. |
Walton: The savior of Sacramento The fate of the Kings against Minnesota now rests on the weary shoulders of Chris Webber. |
Stern presents the MVP trophy to KG NBA commissioner David Stern presented Kevin Garnett with his Most Valuable Player trophy Tuesday night. |
Slams and Dunks: No lost cause in Minnesota Even if they lose to the Kings, the Wolves' season can't be considered a disappointment. |
Wolves get a break: Johnson's wrist just sore Wolves center Ervin Johnson doesn't have a broken left wrist and will play in Game 1 against the Kings. |
Kings also seeking to shed demons, too Though the Sacramento Kings are well-established among the league's elite, they're still searching for a trip to the Finals. |
Garnett wins MVP award by landslide Minnesota's Kevin Garnett won the MVP award by a landslide over San Antonio's Tim Duncan. |
Several Wolves under the weather at practice The Timberwolves finished Sunday's practice with only nine players because of illness and injuries. |
Walton: The saviors of Lakers, Kings The fate of the Lakers and Kings now rests on the weary shoulders of Karl Malone and Chris Webber. |