Donte DiVincenzo

Productive, but yet slightly off-track in comparison to his regular-season tallies, Donte DiVincenzo entered the Western Conference Finals as a player due, at some point, for a slump-breaking showcase. Presented with as good a time as any — with the Minnesota Timberwolves hoping to avoid an ever-troublesome 3-1 series hole — DiVincenzo camps along the far left 3-point corner, biding time as his teammate unlocks options with a perfectly-schemed back screen. Locked, loaded, and ready to deliver what the night’s commentators called “DiVincenzo Dynamite,” the seventh-year sniper buries a trifecta, tying the game during the late-third. May 26, 2025’s Game Four became the type of performance that DiVincenzo’s year-to-year game logs are littered with, even as the Oklahoma City Thunder’s late-game execution proved slightly superior. In his highest-scoring game of the Wolves’ 15-game postseason run, DiVincenzo erupted for 21 points (on 7-of-11 shooting), three rebounds, five assists, one steal, and five 3-pointers, starring on a night that saw Minnesota collect 64 bench points.