The San Antonio Spurs did not sneak into the Western Conference Finals. They kicked the door open. In Game 6, on Minnesota’s floor, with the Timberwolves trying to drag the …
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There are playoff games that are won, and then there are playoff games that feel like a message carved into stone. Game 5 in San Antonio was the latter. The …
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For a series built around monsters, Game 4 finally turned into a full moon. The Minnesota Timberwolves beat the San Antonio Spurs 114-109 on Sunday night, tying the Western Conference …
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For a while, Game 3 looked like it might become one of those wild Minnesota comeback nights; where the building starts shaking, Anthony Edwards starts hunting, and the other team …
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Chris Finch said it best afterward: the Timberwolves got punked. San Antonio beat Minnesota 133-95 in Game 2, evening the series at 1-1 and handing the Wolves the worst postseason …
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Gregg Popovich is no longer the Spurs’ head coach, but apparently nobody told the film room. After San Antonio’s narrow Game 1 loss to the Timberwolves, Popovich was reportedly at …
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Minnesota did not look whole. It looked dangerous anyway. The Timberwolves beat the Spurs 104-102 in Game 1, stealing home-court advantage in San Antonio. Anthony Edwards returned and gave Minnesota …
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Rudy Gobert was asked what surprised him about Victor Wembanyama as an Olympic teammate, and the answer did not involve a blocked shot, a practice dunk or some impossible angle …
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The Minnesota Timberwolves did not eliminate the Denver Nuggets at full strength. That is what made it feel louder. They were missing Anthony Edwards, Donte DiVincenzo, Ayo Dosunmu and Kyle …
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Facing elimination at home, short-handed and under pressure, the Denver Nuggets beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 125-113 in Game 5 to cut the series deficit to 3-2 and force the first-round …
