The theme that emanated from the Timberwolves after Denver guard Jamal Murray posted 40 points on them in Game 2 wasn't one of disappointment in how they guarded Murray.
The Wolves felt like they made Murray work for what he got Wednesday, he just made some difficult shots against them.
"He had to work for what he got," center Rudy Gobert said. "If that's what he's going to get, he's going to have to work. In Game 1 he didn't have to work as much. Tonight he had to work. We're going to keep making him work and we're going to keep making them work for what they get and we'll see how it goes.