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Anthony Edwards and the Wolves strike back with 143-101 win to cut Thunder’s West finals lead to 2-1

The travel north and venue shift triggered a sharp drop in shooting for the Thunder, who made exactly half of their attempts from the floor over the first two games and went just 12 for 40 in the fir...

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OKC Thunder 'just gotta scrap' Game 3 from memory as Wolves make West finals a series

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How Timberwolves’ Game 3 got them off the mat in Western Conference finals

Thunder vs. Timberwolves score: Live updates for Game 3 as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander aims for 3-0 series lead

The Wolves are back in the Western Conference finals for the second year in a row, but Minnesota is still looking for its first ever trip to the NBA Finals.

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Social media reacts to Minnesota thrashing OKC in Game 3: 'SGA had four free throws and lost by 40'

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2025 NBA playoff picks, player props, odds, SGP best bets: Timberwolves vs. Thunder Game 3 same game parlay

Photos: Best images from Thunder's 143-101 Game 3 loss to Timberwolves

The Thunder saw their series lead drop to 2-1 in the Western Conference Finals.

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Talk Thunder-Timberwolves Game 3 Here!

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Game Recap: Timberwolves 143, Thunder 101

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Thunder face rare test of fortitude after Wolves’ recommitment to throwing ‘fastball’ on defense

The Oklahoma City Thunder found all kinds of soft spots in the defense and consistently hit those open shots over two decisive wins to start the Western Conference finals.

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Minnesota Timberwolves set playoff franchise record in big win over Oklahoma City Thunder to trim West finals deficit to 2-1

The Minnesota Timberwolves set a franchise record for points scored in a playoff game on Saturday night as they routed the Oklahoma City Thunder 143-101 to cut the deficit to 2-1 in the Western Conference finals.

After lopsided loss to Wolves, Thunder promise to respond in Game 4

The sting of a 42-point loss has lingered for Oklahoma City guard and NBA Most Valuable Player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.