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Rudy Gobert's horrendous night, free-throw woes overshadowed by controversial calls in Cleveland
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Wolves fans are furious about a couple of no-calls that played a role in Minnesota's 127-125 overtime loss in Cleveland on Monday night, but there are way more reasons the Wolves fell short for the first time this season.
Before we get to the truth, it's fair to criticize the questionable no-calls. With four seconds left in a tied game in the fourth quarter, James Harden slapped Anthony Edwards' left elbow as he attacked the basket. No foul was called, and the game went to overtime. Edwards probably should've been awarded free throws with 4.6 seconds left.
