This Minnesota team has been wholly unreliable all season long, one that loves to play down to its competition.

Utah Jazz rookie Isaiah Collier has been on fire as of late. After starting his first season in and out of the rotation, even spending some time in the G League ranks, the 20-year-old has gotten his feet increasingly set with the main roster,

Sexton and the Jazz's next game lies ahead on Sunday, March 2nd when the New Orleans Pelicans travel to the Delta Center to continue Utah's long-spanning home streak, and can perhaps lead to a second-straight win after Friday's electric showing.

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Minnesota clearly loved the prospect of pairing up Gobert with their promising young core of budding superstar Anthony Edwards and the since-departed Karl-Anthony Towns. So much so, that they dealt away five first-round picks and a handful of honest-to-goodness rotation players for the defensive anchor.

The Kings scored 50 points in the paint, knocked down 15 3-pointers (on 36 attempts), and shot 17-of-31 in the mid-range. Sacramento finished the game with seven players in double-figures and added 11 points from the free-throw line.

The Wolves will play in Phoenix on Sunday before embarking on another back-to-back in Minnesota against Philadelphia on Tuesday and then at Charlotte on Wednesday. Jazz update: The Jazz will face the Wolves three more times between Friday and the end of the season.

With his driving, passing and decision-making, rookie guard Isaiah Collier is proving to be a steal for the Utah Jazz.