For the third straight season, the Timberwolves went out with a whimper. Which, on its surface, is an indictment. Friday’s 139-109 defeat in Minneapolis sealed San Antonio’s 4-2 series victory and marked the third time in as many years that the Wolves trailed by at least 30 points in the second half of an elimination game. And it doesn’t feel as though that’s indicative of a team that “quit,” ...