Wolves use balanced scoring to stop SuperSonics

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Published 3/15/2008 by Seth at Enjoy the Enjoyment
... Minnesota 121, Seattle 116 [ESPN]: On a night when the Rockets got their 21st win in a row, the Sonics absorbed their 50th loss. The Sonics shot over 50%, but didn't play any defense. God, they are fucking terrible. ...

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