NEW YORK — When all else fails, get the ball to Kevin Durant. All else had indeed failed through the first three-and-a-half quarters of the Nets’ 110-105 win against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday. The Wolves, a middling Western Conference opponent without All-Star big man Karl-Anthony Towns, managed to stifle the Nets’ offense early into the game. The Nets were on the verge of their most disappointing loss of the season: The other six losses came against championship contenders, plus a young, fun and suddenly formidable Charlotte Hornets team. When the going got tough, however, the Nets…