Anthony Edwards scored 26 points and the Minnesota Timberwolves beat the Miami Heat for the second time in four days, 122-94.

MINNEAPOLIS --Ricky Rubio returned to Target Center with a flourish, throwing no-look passes early and forcing turnovers late to help the lowly Minnesota Timberwolves walk out of the arena as winners ...

All five Wolves starters scored in double figures, but no performance was more impressive than Rudy Gobert. Minnesota's star ...

Minnesota win their third game in a row in convincing fashion, stuffing Miami’s high powered offense in the trash along the ...

Minnesota had its normal nine-man rotation, and the stars showed up. Anthony Edwards was effective early and often with a ...

Thought that might have been the Wolves best game of the season outside of their win over OKC - Had a serious, detailed ...

Minnesota played the most clutch games last season, going 20-26 in those situations. In 2025-26, it hopes to improve upon that stat. Steve Aschburner Wolves coach Chris Finch said he hopes to utilize ...

They held Miami to just 36% shooting. Up and down the roster, the Wolves got contributions, with six players in double ...

This article was originally published on allucanheat.com as Heat are humbled by Wolves as Bam Adebayo comes up small again.