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Minnesota Timberwolves

49-33 · West · Northwest · 3rd in Northwest

116.6
PPG
43.2
RPG
25.1
APG
47.7%
FG%

Rankings

Overall
#7
Offense
#9
Defense
#13
Rebounding
#11
3-Point
#6

Standings

Home
26-15
Road
23-18
Conference
31-21
Division
9-7
Conf Rank
#6
Div Rank
#3

Team Leaders

Game Log

OpponentResultPTSREBASTFG%3PM
vs SASL 109-139109292537.7%12
@ SASL 97-12697421738.6%9
vs SASW 114-109114492044.7%10
vs SASL 108-115108542238.4%14
@ SASL 95-13395431939.8%9
@ SASW 104-102104462045.6%10
vs DENW 110-98110502645.7%7
@ DENL 113-125113382650.6%12
vs DENW 112-96112502243.8%9
vs DENW 113-96113533147.3%9
@ DENW 119-114119493047.8%14
@ DENL 105-116105432146.0%11
@ HOUW 136-132136252757.3%15
vs CHAL 108-122108392445.8%14
@ DETL 108-113108402244.2%13

Roster

Injuries

  • Donte DiVincenzoDiVincenzo will have his surgery done by Dr. Martin O'Malley, the same surgeon who repaired the torn right Achilles of Jayson Tatum in May of 2025. The fact that the procedure is taking place within 24 hours of DiVincenzo's injury should help with the recovery, though it would be unfair to expect the veteran guard to return as quickly as Tatum did, which took approximately 10 months for the latter. It seems more likely that DiVincenzo will miss the entire 2026-27 season, though if he does progress enough to return, it wouldn't be until late in the regular season. The Timberwolves will also be without Anthony Edwards (knee) for multiple weeks, so the team will turn to Ayo Dosunmu, Mike Conley and Bones Hyland to carry more of the load for the rest of the postseason.Out For Season