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Timberwolves Winter Update

1/13/2020

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First of all, I apologize this did not come out sooner but I have been busy as of late. 

So the last time I compiled a recap of the Wolves, they were 3rd place in the Northwest Division and a projected 7th seed in the Western Conference. 
Lots has changed since then. The Wolves went on the longest losing streak in the NBA this season - 10 games. In that time, Karl-Anthony Towns has been out with an ankle injury for about a month now. Andrew Wiggins also was out of games with injury however he did make his return in the win against the Trail Blazers. 
The Wolves have slowly gotten better since they broke their losing streak. With Wiggins back they have better offensive output, which as been lacking for a while. On the other end, the Wolves defense has been surprisingly decent since the losing streak started. That has been the only high part. Hopefully they can find a way to turn this bad play around.

Injury Report
Karl-Anthony Towns (C): KAT has been classified out since the beginning of December with a knee injury. Just recently the illness tag was also added. He is still day-to-day technically as nothing has been said of his timetable.
Jake Layman (SF): Jake has been out for only a couple weeks and has been declared out. He has a toe injury classification.

Up Next:
Now the Wolves have a moderate slate for the rest of January as they will face OKC, Indiana, Toronto, Denver, Chicago, Houston, and Sacramento.

​#AllEyesNorth
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    2024-25 Minnesota Timberwolves Roster
    2025 NBA Playoffs
    First Round:
    G1: @ LA Lakers W 117-95
    G2: @ LA Lakers L 85-94
    G3: vs. LA Lakers W 116-104
    G4: vs. LA Lakers W 116-113
    G5: @ LA Lakers W 103-96
    ​MIN Wins 4-1

    Second Round:
    G1: vs. Golden State L 88-99
    G2: vs. Golden State W 117-93
    G3: @ Golden State W 102-97
    G4: @ Golden State W 117-110
    G5: vs. Golden State 5/14 8:30 PM
    *G6: @ Golden State 5/18 TBD
    *G7: vs. Golden State 5/20 7:30 PM
    * if necessary
    * nationally televised
    Regular Season
    April 2025
    4/1*: @ Denver W/2OT 140-139
    4/3: @ Brooklyn W 105-90
    4/5: @ Philadelphia W 114-109
    4/8: @ Milwaukee L 103-110
    4/10*: @ Memphis W 141-125
    4/11: vs. Brooklyn W 117-91
    4/13: vs. Utah W 116-105
    Northwest Standings
    1. Oklahoma City (68-14)-z
    2. Denver (50-32)-x
    3. Minnesota (49-33)-x
    4. Portland (36-46)-e
    5. Utah (17-65)-e
    Last Updated: 4/14/25 9:15 PM
    z-clinched division and conference
    x-clinched top-6 playoff spot
    e-eliminated from playoff contention
    Western Conference Standings
    1. Oklahoma City (68-14)-z
    2. Houston (52-30)-y
    3. LA Lakers (50-32)-x
    4. Denver (50-32)-x
    5. LA Clippers (50-32)-x
    6. Minnesota (49-33)-x

    ----
    7. Golden State (48-34)-p
    8. Memphis (48-34)-p
    9. Sacramento (40-42)-p
    10. Dallas (39-43)-p

    ----
    11. Phoenix (36-46)-e
    12. Portland (36-46)-e
    Preseason
    10/4: @ LA Lakers W 124-107
    10/11: vs. Philadelphia W 121-111
    ​10/13: @ New York L 110-115
    10/16: @ Chicago L 123-125
    10/18: vs. Denver L 126-132
    played in Des Moines, IA
    Home Arena:
    Target Center
    Minneapolis, MN
    Opened 1990
    Renovated 2017
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    Record Book:
    Midwest Division Champions:
    2004
    Conference Finals Appearances:
    2004, 2024
    Playoff Appearances:
    1997-2004, 2018, 2022-24
    Play-In Tournament:
    ​2022-23
    Last Season's Record:
    56-26, 3rd in Northwest, Lost in WCF to Dallas in 5 games
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