The Thunder were in complete control after a second-quarter run, outscoring the Wolves 32-17 during the quarter. Minnesota was only down four points after the first, but the Thunder opened the ...

With the Wolves leading 110-105 with eight minutes left, the Thunder fired off seven threes — nearly in succession — on a night when they avenged a lopsided loss at Target Center on Feb. 13.

Here are five takeaways from Wolves 143, Thunder 101 and a Game 3 that stood out from the previous two based on who won, and by how much. 1. Ant’s legacy demanded more.

The Wolves’ Julius Randle (28 points and 8 rebounds) and Anthony Edwards ... The Thunder reeled in the Wolves with relative ease by forcing six turnovers in eight minutes.

The Minnesota Timberwolves are poised to make a statement in the 2025-26 season. They have advanced to the Western Conference ...

The Wolves had one more desperation inbounds pass from half-court with 0.3 seconds remaining that Williams grabbed to send the Thunder back to Oklahoma City for a close-out Game 5 on Wednesday.

Wolves vs. Thunder odds, lines, betting: Oklahoma City opens as biggest Western Conference finals favorite in franchise history. Oklahoma City opened as a big -375 favorite in the series at BetMGM ...

After Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (SGA) hit a baseline jumper to cut the lead to 10, Wolves center Rudy Gobert smashed a wide-open slam-dunk attempt off the back iron of the rim.

1Q Score: Thunder 29, Wolves 25. Minnesota is hanging in the first quarter on the strength of a strong drive-and-kick game that has resulted in five 3-pointers to OKC's one.

Gilgeous-Alexander went to the rim the next Thunder (46-11) possession, but Edwards delivered a massive chase-down block that fell into Shannon's hands, and the Wolves called a timeout.

Minnesota gets an inspiring performance from Anthony Edwards -- and an out-of-nowhere breakout from a rookie -- while SGA and OKC disappear. Shaun Powell Game Recap: Timberwolves 143, Thunder 101 ...