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What went wrong for Minnesota? Entering the Western Conference Finals, the Timberwolves looked like a true two-way team. But against the Thunder, they struggled to get anything going offensively.

At the top, four teams stand within three games of one another. And there's a logjam looming right behind them too.

With all those wins they've been inching closer and closer to sole possession of the No. 1 spot in the Western Conference. As of Friday morning, both Minnesota and Denver have 36 wins and 16 losses.

Three years outside the Western Conference playoff picture followed, and even last season's leap to respectability saw Houston finish the season at an even 41-41. Houston's dismal days are over.