Spurs vs. Timberwolves final score, results: Minnesota deadlocks series before heading back to San Antonio

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May 11, 2026 - 02:58

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Anthony Edwards had 36 points in 40 minutes to lead the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 114-109 win over the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday night. Both teams fought hard throughout with Minnesota pulling away late.

San Antonio was led by De'Aaron Fox who finished with 24 points in the loss. Victor Wembanyama was ejected in the first half after striking Naz Reid in the throat with an elbow.

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Timberwolves 114, Spurs 109 Final

4th Quarter- 9.8 seconds: Timberwolves up 114-109.

4th Quarter- 20.6 seconds: Spurs get a turnover, cuts lead to 112-109.

4th Quarter- 29.1 seconds: Minnesota up 112-107 looking to close out

4th Quarter- 1:31: Timberwolves up 107-103.

4th Quarter- 2:23: Timberwolves up 105-101 with Spurs not catching a break.

4th Quarter- 4:20: Spurs trading baskets with T-Wolves. Minnesota up 100-99

4th Quarter- 5:49: Timberwolves cut Spurs lead to 97-95

4th Quarter- 7:08: Spurs up 94-91 with T-Wolves 5-0 run.

4th Quarter- 8:49: TV Timeout. Spurs up 94-86

4th Quarter- 9:02: Spurs up 91-86 and trading buckets with T-Wolves

End of 3rd Quarter: Spurs 84, Timberwolves 80

3rd Quarter- 1:53: TV Timeout. Spurs clinging to 82-78 lead

3rd Quarter- 3:35: Spurs win jump ball and take 78-70 lead.

3rd Quarter- 4:15: Spurs up 76-68. The group is playing tough without Wemby.

3rd Quarter- 6:19: Spurs take 72-68 lead over Timberwolves.

Halftime: Timberwolves 60, Spurs 56

Team Stats

Halftime	Spurs	T-Wolves
FG	21-42	22-48
Field Goal %	50	46
3PT	4-13	6-16
Three Point %	31	38
FT	10-15	10-12
Rebounds	21	24
Assists	10	11
Steals	7	5
Blocks	2	0
Total Turnovers	9	9
Points Off Turnovers	13	8
Fast Break Points	6	5
Points in Paint	28	28
Fouls	10	11
Technical Fouls	0	0
Flagrant Fouls	1	0
Largest Lead	6	9

2nd Quarter- 2:13: T-Wolves up by 6 before the end of the half.

2nd Quarter- 3:16: Minnesota up 52-45 and trading buckets with Spurs.

2nd Quarter- 4:08: Timberwolves take 50-42 lead over Spurs.

Wemby didn't realize he got ejected 😭

Wemby: "What does that mean?"

Barnes: "You're ejected."

Wemby: "I'm ejected?? Alright." pic.twitter.com/Es7zfQlv96— BrickCenter (@BrickCenter_) May 11, 2026

Wemby ejected after elbow

Status alert: Victor Wembanyama has been ejected Sunday after being assessed a Flagrant 2 foul. pic.twitter.com/G02YylonQE— Underdog NBA (@UnderdogNBA) May 11, 2026

End of 1st Quarter: Timberwolves 34, Spurs 30

1st Quarter-5:53: Spurs up 16-12 in fast-paced opening minutes

The San Antonio Spurs look to take a commanding lead in their Western Conference semifinal series when they face the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday night in Minneapolis.

San Antonio leads the series 2-1 after a 115-108 victory behind a dominant performance from Victor Wembanyama, who scored 39 points while continuing his standout postseason run. Minnesota countered with 32 points from Anthony Edwards but could not overcome the Spurs’ balanced attack and transition scoring.

The Spurs finished the regular season 36-16 against Western Conference opponents and ranked fourth in the conference in fast-break scoring at 16.3 points per game. De'Aaron Fox has helped pace the offense recently, averaging 18.6 points and 6.2 assists over the last 10 games.

0Minnesota went 31-21 against conference opponents during the regular season and has relied heavily on its rebounding defense. Rudy Gobert averages 7.5 defensive rebounds, while Julius Randle leads the Timberwolves with 21.1 points, 6.7 rebounds and five assists per game.