Warriors Fall to Timberwolves 114-106 in San Francisco

The Minnesota Timberwolves overcame an 11-point deficit to lead the Golden State Warriors at times but ultimately succumbed to a late-game collapse, losing 114-106. Despite a strong performance from Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Anthony Edwards, who combined for a significant portion of the team's points, the Wolves were held scoreless in the final minutes, allowing the Warriors to capitalize on turnovers and secure the victory. Golden State, led by Steph Curry with 30 points, managed to recover from a slow start and leaned on their defense to stifle the Timberwolves' offense in the fourth quarter. In a previous matchup, Minnesota had a dominant performance, winning 107-90, with Edwards scoring 30 points and Rudy Gobert adding a double-double. This recent trend highlights the Wolves’ defensive prowess, as they forced numerous turnovers while maintaining offensive momentum. As both teams head deeper into the season, their contrasting performances will be critical in determining their playoff hopes.