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Minnesota Timberwolves vs Houston Rockets 30.01.2012 + DOWNLOAD LINKS !!!! Minnesota Timberwolves vs Houston Rockets 30.01.2012 Minnesota Timberwolves vs Houston Rockets 30.01.12 DOWNLOAD: http://d0wnload-blog.com/ http://d0wnload-blog.com/ http://d0wnload-blog.com/ THE FACTS: With Michael Beasley healthy again and regaining his form, rookie Ricky Rubio developing with each game and Kevin Love being, well, Kevin Love, the Minnesota Timberwolves may have discovered their own "Big Three." Beasley scored a season-high 34 points off the bench, Love added 29 points and seven rebounds and Rubio chipped in with 18 points, 11 assists and eight rebounds to lead Minnesota past the Houston Rockets, 120-108, on Monday at Toyota Center. The Wolves' trio shot a combined 26-for-39 (66.7 percent) while tearing holes through Houston's defense, which allowed opponent season highs in shooting percentage and points. Kevin Martin poured in a team-high 29 points on 9-for-15 shooting in his return from a two-game absence (inflammation in right heel) to lead the Rockets (12-9), who had won nine of their last 10 games and 15 of their last 16 meetings with the Wolves (10-11). QUOTABLE: "I've seen Beas [Beasley] score in a couple games like that. ... One thing we're trying to build with him is a consistency. He was focused tonight. Me and Beas came in early today and got our work done, and I just wanted to help him with focus, because I think when he's focused he can't be stopped. ... He did all the work, but I just wanted to help him get in a zone." -- Minnesota guard Martell Webster on Beasley's potential. THE STAT: The Wolves became just the second Rockets opponent in the last 14 games to connect on at least 46 percent of its field-goal attempts, shooting a season-best 58.1 percent (43-for-74) overall. This was certainly a great way for Minnesota to bounce back after a dismal 38.5 percent (40-for-104) effort in Sunday's loss to the Lakers. TURNING POINT: The Wolves buried the Rockets with a franchise-record 42-point third quarter on 62.5 percent shooting (15-for-24), including a 4-for-7 effort from 3-point range. After handing out only six assists in the first half, Minnesota started to work the ball around the court more and pushed the tempo off six Houston turnovers en route to eight third-period assists. The Rockets' defense showed little resistance throughout this game, but it looked particularly lethargic coming out of the break. QUOTABLE II: "We never found anything defensively that we could hang our hat on. ... It just felt like one of those games where we were stuck in the mud." -- Houston head coach Kevin McHale. GOOD MOVE: After spending the first half distributing the ball to his teammates, Rubio attacked the basket with aggression and looked for his shot in the third period. The adjustment paid off for Minnesota and Rubio, who scored 12 points on 4-for-4 shooting and dished out five assists during the Wolves' third-quarter onslaught. Less