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In a game where no Timberwolf scored more than 15 points and collectively shot 43% from the field, Minnesota routed the Orlando Magic with second efforts that stymied any attempts to close the gap. From the start, the Wolves were…

The Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Orlando Magic 115-93 at the Kia Center behind a balanced, full-team performance. Despite shooting just 43% from the field and no player scoring more than 15 points, Minnesota routed Orlando with strong defense, transition play, and seven players reaching double figures.
Ayo Dosunmu helped spark the bench unit with 14 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds, while Jonathan Kuminga anchored the defense against Paolo Banchero. Banchero exited the game after injuring his ankle in the third quarter as Minnesota dominated the boards with a +24 rebounding margin.
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