Can Timberwolves use Thunder comeback as a building block?
The Minnesota Timberwolves put the NBA on notice Monday night. Despite sitting in the seventh seed in the Western Conference, they could be legit. They tied their largest comeback in franchise history by taking down the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder 131-128 in overtime on the road.
There's a growing sentiment among Minnesota Timberwolves fans that head coach Chris Finch "hates" rookie Rob Dillingham -- ...
Rookie guard Rob Dillingham played only eight minutes in the Timberwolves' loss on Friday against the Rockets, marking the fewest minutes he has played in a game since December. Why did Chris Finch ...
There was basically no downside to Washington adding Smart at the deadline. The front office got some picks for it, and he's ...
Forty-four of Minnesota’s 51 points in the fourth quarter and overtime Monday in Oklahoma City came in the paint or at the ...
But I just kind of like how they’re fighting.” Minnesota Timberwolves guard Rob Dillingham (4) works toward the basket as Oklahoma City Thunder guard Aaron Wiggins (21) defends during the ...
With the win, the Wolves snap a two-game skid and inch closer to the LA Clippers for the sixth spot in the West.
Left for dead for most of the evening, Minnesota went on a frantic rally and finished the job in the extra session.
The Minnesota Timberwolves pulled off a stunning 25-point comeback to defeat the Oklahoma City Thunder 131-128 in overtime.
Days after scoring his first career points, Rob Dillingham talked about the fan reaction days after scoring his first career ...
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