Timberwolves Triumph Over Spurs, Evening NBA Series

Post by : Shakul

In a thrilling playoff showdown on Sunday night, the Minnesota Timberwolves emerged victorious against the San Antonio Spurs, clinching a 114-109 win in Game 4 of their NBA second-round series. This pivotal win tied the series at 2-2, thanks in large part to Anthony Edwards, who dropped an impressive 36 points, including 16 crucial points in the final quarter.

Edwards took charge during the decisive moments of the game, invigorating his teammates and the enthusiastic crowd at Target Center. His ability to score from long range and attack the basket enabled Minnesota to overcome challenging stretches and seize control as the game progressed.

The turning point came early in the second quarter when Spurs star Victor Wembanyama was ejected following a Flagrant 2 foul for an elbow to the neck on Naz Reid. The incident sent shockwaves through the arena as Wembanyama exited, and Minnesota aimed to capitalize on losing San Antonio's leading player.

Despite the early setback, the Spurs showcased remarkable resilience. De'Aron Fox and Dylan Harper both tallied 24 points, while Stephon Castle contributed 20. Their dynamic play kept them competitive and engaged until the game's final seconds.

Minnesota's depth also played a critical role. Naz Reid put up 15 points and nine rebounds, working through the pain from the earlier elbow, while Rudy Gobert notched 11 points and 13 rebounds, making vital defensive contributions late in the game. Julius Randle and Ayo Dosunmu also stepped up during crucial moments, helping the Timberwolves sustain their lead.

The Timberwolves faced challenges, especially in the third quarter, where they nearly relinquished control after a series of turnovers. San Antonio even surged ahead by eight points early in the fourth, thanks to a three-pointer from Fox. However, Edwards' clutch shots revitalized Minnesota's momentum as they finished strong with solid defense and organized ball distribution.

With the series now tied, all eyes are on Game 5 slated for Tuesday in San Antonio. The focus will likely be on Wembanyama as the NBA reviews the Flagrant 2 foul and deliberates any potential disciplinary actions, adding extra excitement to this already intense playoff series.

May 11, 2026 11:32 a.m. 368

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