From the AP recap:
Al Jefferson and Rashad McCants scored 22 points, Randy Foye added a season-high 20, and the Minnesota Timberwolves beat the Utah Jazz 111-100 on Tuesday night.
 
Minnesota forced 24 turnovers and held the Jazz to 6-for-21 shooting in
the final quarter to snap a two-game losing streak and get its first
win against the Northwest Division.
 
 
 
Wolves record: 12-43
 
 
Canis Hoopus game recap 
 
Timberwolves Today postgame podcast
 
 
 
 
 
 
Two days after a fourth-quarter collapse against Dallas, the Wolves had
their best final quarter of the season, a 39-point barrage that broke
open a tight game and pushed the Wolves to a 111-100 victory.
 
 
 
Minnesota had four players score 20 points – using a 10-player lineup
in which only one player is over the age of 26 – and stuck it to the
Jazz 111-100. The Wolves pressured Utah into a season-high 24
turnovers, and swiped a season-high 16 steals, just one below
Minnesota’s all-time franchise record.
 
 
 
Foye got his offense going by playing defense. He had three steals —
all in the first half — and he was off on an aggressive outing on both
ends of the court.

After Tuesday’s game Foye said it was the strongest he’d felt, physically, since he’s returned.
 
  
on Kirk Snyder’s debut as a Timberwolves player:
His defense was strong. But he also contributed on offense as well. In
nearly six fouth-quarter minutes he scored once on the fast break and
had a key assist.

After the game was over he was very, very tired.