Minnesota Timberwolves

Target Center had barely registered a sound in the first five minutes, the crowd standing in silence per tradition until Minnesota finally scored, a 16-0 hole already dug with no head coach on the bench and Wembanyama back in the starting lineup for the first time since New Year's Eve. What followed was the Wolves' largest comeback of the season. DiVincenzo gets the inbound steal and immediately fires from the corner to get Minnesota rolling, then Reid's deflected shot finds Randle right in his hands for the and-one layup, punctuated by a fist pump that tells you everything about the shift in momentum. Edwards does the rest, getting his handles going against Wembanyama before putting a runner high off the glass over Kornet to give Minnesota its first lead with 16.8 seconds left. All that remained was Randle bodying up Wembanyama on the final possession, forcing a clank from 16 feet as the Target Center crowd finally exhaled. Edwards finished with 23 points, DiVincenzo added 19 and Reid delivered 17 points and 11 rebounds in a 104-103 victory, Minnesota's fifth straight win over San Antonio.