Randle's first season with the Timberwolves isn't panning out the way Minnesota had hoped when they traded Karl-Anthony Towns.

There was always going to be spacing concerns with the Randle-Gobert front court. The pairing has actually been really good for the Wolves statistically so far: with Randle and Gobert both on the court, Minnesota has a +6.22 net-rating, per PBP stats. That’s much better than the number with either or both off the floor.

Late in the Minnesota Timberwolves ' 110-105 loss to the Toronto Raptors on Thursday, center Rudy Gobert got upset he didn't get a pass. His angry reaction derailed his team and opened the door for a Raptors upset.