MINNEAPOLIS —The Timberwolves wanted to show that their effort in Monday's win against Denver wasn't just a blip. Wednesday's matchup against Portland represented a chance for the Wolves to begin stacking victories after dropping six straight prior to Monday.
The Wolves picked up the win, 113-106, as they did just enough in the fourth quarter.
Anthony Edwards finished with 32 points on 11-for-26 shooting and had a key 3-pointer to extend a 102-100 Wolves lead to five with 3 minutes, 8 seconds remaining.