🏀🏀 Saturday’s Playoff Schedule 🏀🏀
Minnesota Timberwolves 143, Oklahoma City Thunder 101 (Final)
OKC currently leads the series, 2-1.
Game 4 will take place in Minnesota on Thursday.
Top Highlights of the Night 👉📝
The Timberwolves achieved a commanding victory over OKC.
With 143 points, they set a new playoff franchise record.
Throughout most of the match, Minnesota maintained a double-digit lead, reaching a 30-point advantage in the final quarter.
They boasted a shooting accuracy of 57% from the field and 50% from beyond the arc, while restricting OKC to 41% and 32%, respectively.
In Game 4, the Timberwolves aim to tie up the series on Tuesday against OKC.
Minnesota was impeccable in a crucial Game 3 🐺@Timberwolves has narrowed the series to 1-2 as they prepare for Game 4 at home 🙌 pic.twitter.com/089tyLectS
— NBA TV (@NBATV) May 25, 2025
🌟🌟 Standouts of the Night 🌟
Anthony Edwards recorded 30 points, nine rebounds, six assists, and two steals on 12-of-17 shooting.
Julius Randle contributed 24 points, four rebounds, and three assists.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished with 14 points, two rebounds, and six assists.
Terrance Shannon topped Minnesota’s bench with 15 points and two rebounds.
T’Wolves Triumph Over Thunder in Game 3, 143-101 🐺 🌲 🐺 🌲 🐺
With 143 points, the Timberwolves recorded a playoff franchise high.
Facing an urgency after losing the first two games, Minnesota delivered a powerful performance.
They sustained a double-digit lead throughout the game, at times exceeding a 40-point advantage.
The T’Wolves achieved 57% shooting from the field and 50% from long range, restricting the Thunder to 41% and 32% respectively.
Minnesota also dominated the boards, 50-31, and provided 30 assists compared to OKC’s 19.
Game 4 in Minnesota is slated for Tuesday.
WOLVES WIN!!!
WOLVES WIN!!!
WOLVES WIN!!! #WolvesBack pic.twitter.com/BUvvFgWDJo
— Minnesota Timberwolves (@Timberwolves) May 25, 2025
Terrence Shannon Shines 🍳🍳
Shannon set a rookie playoff record with nine points in the first half and continued to impress.
The first-year player totaled 15 points in just 10 minutes, surpassing every player on OKC.
He had previously scored only six points combined in the postseason.
The Illinois alum is proving to be a valuable asset!
— Minnesota Timberwolves (@Timberwolves) May 25, 2025
