"Ant-Man" already had 18 points in the game when Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga dunked on him with 4:26 left in the third quarter and Golden State up 58-57. The former University of Georgia star scored 18 more points the rest of the way as the Timberwolves reclaimed homecourt advantage with a win at Chase Center.

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,

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.