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The game stayed tight throughout, with both teams trading baskets and momentum.

🔥 In the end, the Warriors made just enough key plays to come out on top.

💬 A thrilling matchup that kept fans on edge until the final buzzer.

Anthony Edwards delivered a masterful performance with 32 points on an efficient 13-for-18 shooting night as the Minnesota Timberwolves turned a tight game into a 125–112 win over the San Antonio Spurs. Julius Randle added 22 points and tied his season high with 12 assists, while Donte DiVincenzo and Naz Reid gave Minnesota steady scoring support. San Antonio, missing several key players, pushed hard behind De’Aaron Fox’s 25 points, but Minnesota’s explosive final quarter proved to be the difference.

Edwards’ Sharp Shooting Leads the Way 🌟🔥

Anthony Edwards looked fully in control from the opening tip, finding his spots and firing with confidence. Whether attacking the rim or pulling up from midrange, he gave the Timberwolves constant momentum. His composure helped keep Minnesota close even when San Antonio briefly pulled ahead late in the third quarter.

Viewers following through QuickTV Korea saw Edwards at his best — efficient, aggressive, and setting the tone for what would become a dominant final stretch.

Randle Orchestrates the Offense with Precision 💛⚡

Julius Randle continued to thrive in his expanded playmaking role, not only scoring 22 but also creating scoring chances with a smooth distribution rhythm. His 12 assists tied his season high and helped unlock Minnesota’s spacing and tempo. Each possession seemed to flow through him naturally, allowing the offense to remain balanced and decisive.

Watching Randle’s court vision on QuickTV Korea has been one of the brighter developments of Minnesota’s season, and this game offered another example of just how influential he can be.

Spurs Battle Hard but Miss Key Pieces 🖤🔥

San Antonio entered the night without Victor Wembanyama, Stephon Castle, and Jordan McLaughlin — three players who normally contribute heavily to the rotation. Even so, the Spurs kept things competitive for three quarters. Devin Vassell and Keldon Johnson added 22 points each, and Dylan Harper provided timely buckets to keep the pressure on.

With Fox scoring efficiently and facilitating, the Spurs held a 93–87 advantage late in the third. But the loss of depth became more apparent as the Timberwolves ramped up their energy.

Minnesota’s Fourth-Quarter Push Seals the Win 💚🏀

The Timberwolves saved their best for last, outscoring San Antonio 36–19 in the final frame. A pair of free throws by Terrence Shannon Jr. cut the Spurs’ lead to four heading into the fourth, and from there Minnesota flipped the game entirely.

Randle opened the quarter with a smooth step-back, and Naz Reid followed with a clutch 3-pointer to give Minnesota the lead. Moments later, DiVincenzo sparked a 7–0 burst with a triple, followed by layups from Jaden McDaniels and DiVincenzo to widen the gap.

Another 7–0 burst pushed the lead to 114–100 — a cushion the Spurs couldn’t chip away at. Fox’s late free throws brought the margin to single digits one last time, but Minnesota stayed in command until the final buzzer.

Fans watching on QuickTV Korea witnessed a team that looked fresher, sharper, and more connected in the closing minutes despite playing on the second night of a back-to-back.

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