Timberwolves

• Victor Wembanyama ha segnato 27 punti, di cui 18 nel primo quarto, e ha conquistato 17 rimbalzi per guidare i San Antonio Spurs alla vittoria per 126-97 contro i Minnesota Timberwolves martedì sera a San Antonio. • La vittoria dà agli Spurs un vantaggio di 3-2 nella serie delle semifinali della Western Conference, con Wembanyama che ha superato Rudy Gobert dominando la prestazione in casa. • Questa vittoria schiacciante sposta l'inerzia nuovamente verso San Antonio dopo una serie competitiva, sottolineando il ritorno di Wembanyama come elemento decisivo per le speranze di playoff degli Spurs.

• Minnesota Timberwolves beat Phoenix Suns 116-104 on March 18, led by Julius Randle's 32 points and Bones Hyland's 22 off the bench amid Anthony Edwards' knee inflammation absence. • Rudy Gobert grabbed 19 rebounds while Devin Booker scored 34 for the Suns; Timberwolves improved to 7-4 without their All-Star guard, who will miss 1-2 weeks. • The win keeps Minnesota competitive in the tight Western Conference race, 1.5 games behind third-place Lakers.

• Minnesota Timberwolves face Oklahoma City Thunder at 1 p.m. ABC; Golden State Warriors visit New York Knicks at 8 p.m. NBC/Peacock. • Dallas Mavericks at Cleveland Cavaliers tips at 3:30 p.m. NBATV following Cavaliers' recent dominant win. • Games impact playoff seeding in tight Western and Eastern Conferences with late-season implications.

Minnesota Timberwolves visit Golden State Warriors at 10 p.m. ET on Prime Video, pitting Anthony Edwards against Stephen Curry. Golden State rides a three-game win streak, while Minnesota boasts the league's top defense at 108.2 points allowed per 100 possessions. A win could tie them for third in the West at 46-22. Key matchup: Rudy Gobert vs. Warriors' small-ball lineups.