An N.B.A. Player Started So His Autistic Son Could See Him Play. His Team Rallied Behind Him.

MINNEAPOLIS — About 35 minutes before the Minnesota Timberwolves were set to tip off against the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday night, an eruption could be heard in the back hallways of Target Center.

It came from the locker room, and the timing seemed odd for a team that was in the doldrums after two straight dispiriting losses to teams that had no business winning in this building. It came from an announcement from head coach Chris Finch, just before the regular game plan meeting started.

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As the team gathered around, Finch told them they had the chance to do something special on this night. He wasn’t talking about getting revenge

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