Karl Anthony topples pasts several records versus the Spurs
The Minnesota Timberwolves center, Karl Anthony Towns scored his career-high total of 60 points against the San Antonio Spurs. The Timberwolves won the game by a score of 149-139 and pushed their pace for the playoffs.
Minnesota has been sensational this season as they are on their way to making the playoffs after having a terrible season last time around.
The inclusion of a veteran player like Pat Beverley has helped the young stars of this team like Anthony Edwards, DeAngelo Russell, and Karl Anthony Towns.
KAT in the game against the San Antonio Spurs went bonkers as he went on to drop 60 points which is the highest tally a player has managed to score in this season.
In the 3rd quarter itself, he scored 32 points. It is the highest a player has ever scored in a single quarter in the history of the game.
He scored 19/31 from the field while chunking up 7 three-pointers. In the game he showed everyone he is the best shooting big this league has ever seen.
With KAT playing like that and other players also playing well alongside him, this TWolves team can really make some noise come playoff time.
Karl Anthony Towns sets a new game-high total for a Minnesota Timberwolves player
KAT in his outstanding performance against the Spurs broke another record as he notched up 60 points which is the highest total in a game for a player in the history of the franchise.
Karl Anthony Towns who was drafted by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the 2015 NBA Draft has been performing at a high level ever since he got in the league. So far in his career, he has been the rookie of the year and 3-time All-Star as he continues to develop his game and showcase his talent to the world.
This franchise-record will mean a lot to him as he seeks to take this team to another level and this time around their future is looking very promising.
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