Washington Wizards vs Minnesota Timberwolves

NBA

Wizards

15-65

121-130

Final

Timberwolves

55-24

Target Center

TV: League Pass

Lead tracker

WSH leadsBiggest lead WSH 21, MIN 15

MIN leads

Team	1	2	3	4	T
WSH	44	26	24	27	121
MIN	26	34	39	31	130

Who won: Timberwolves 130-121

The Minnesota Timberwolves beat the Washington Wizards 130-121 on Tuesday, April 9, 2024 at Target Center. The Timberwolves win the series 2-0. The Timberwolves outscored the Wizards 39-24 in the 3rd quarter. Anthony Edwards led the Timberwolves in points (51). Corey Kispert led the Wizards in points (25).

Win probability

100%MIN final

WSHMIN

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Play by play

End of Game
End of the 4th Quarter
Q4 7.2
+2
Jules Bernard makes driving layup
WSH 121 - 130 MIN
Q4 15.0
TO
Daishen Nix lost ball turnover (Eugene Omoruyi steals)
Q4 34.1
+2
Jules Bernard makes two point shot
WSH 119 - 130 MIN
Q4 40.0
Jules Bernard defensive rebound
Q4 43.1
Daishen Nix misses 25-foot three point jumper
Q4 58.1
+2
Patrick Baldwin Jr. makes driving layup (Jared Butler assists)
WSH 117 - 130 MIN
Q4 1:11
Wizards Full timeout
THREEQ4 1:12
Three! Jumper, 23 ft
Monte Morris
Monte Morris makes 23-foot three point jumper (Jordan McLaughlin assists)
WSH 115 - 130 MIN
Q4 1:23
+1
Deni Avdija makes free throw 2 of 2
WSH 115 - 127 MIN
Q4 1:23
+1
Deni Avdija makes free throw 1 of 2
WSH 114 - 127 MIN
Q4 1:23
Jaden McDaniels shooting foul
Q4 1:34
+2
Anthony Edwards makes driving layup
WSH 113 - 127 MIN
Q4 1:43
Patrick Baldwin Jr. personal foul
Q4 1:50
Jaden McDaniels defensive rebound
Q4 1:53
Corey Kispert misses two point shot
Q4 2:09
Deni Avdija defensive rebound
Q4 2:12
Nickeil Alexander-Walker misses 22-foot three point jumper
Q4 2:30
+1
Deni Avdija makes free throw 2 of 2
WSH 113 - 125 MIN
Q4 2:30
+1
Deni Avdija makes free throw 1 of 2
WSH 112 - 125 MIN
Q4 2:30
Kyle Anderson shooting foul
Q4 2:36
+2
Anthony Edwards makes two point shot
WSH 111 - 125 MIN
Q4 2:43
Anthony Edwards defensive rebound
Q4 2:46
Jordan Poole misses 26-foot three point jumper