Anthony Edwards Takes Over as Timberwolves Tie Series After Wembanyama’s Shocking Ejection

The playoff intensity reached a boiling point as Anthony Edwards led the Minnesota Timberwolves to a dramatic 114–109 victory over the San Antonio Spurs—leveling the series at 2–2 in a game filled with controversy, momentum swings, and star power.

⚡ Game-Changing Moment: Wembanyama Ejected

The turning point came early in the second quarter when rising superstar Victor Wembanyama was ejected after an elbow to Naz Reid. Officials reviewed the play and upgraded it to a Flagrant 2 foul, forcing Wembanyama out of the game.

Losing their franchise player could have crushed the Spurs—but instead, it ignited a fierce response.

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💪 Spurs Show Fight Without Their Star

Despite the setback, the Spurs refused to collapse. De'Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper stepped up with 24 points each, keeping San Antonio competitive.

Their resilience was evident as they controlled stretches of the third quarter, proving they were far from done—even without Wembanyama on the floor.

👑 Anthony Edwards Delivers a Superstar Performance

But this game ultimately belonged to Anthony Edwards.

The Timberwolves’ leader exploded for 36 points, taking control in the fourth quarter when it mattered most. His aggressive drives, clutch shooting, and fearless leadership turned the tide in Minnesota’s favor.

With key contributions from Rudy Gobert, including a powerful late-game dunk, the Timberwolves seized momentum at the perfect time.

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📊 Closing Moments Decide the Game

Even though the Spurs showed grit and efficiency, Minnesota executed better down the stretch. Their defense tightened, their offense clicked, and they capitalized on crucial moments.

The final score: 114–109.

Series status: Tied 2–2.

🔮 What’s Next in the Series?

With the series now even, all eyes turn to Game 5. The biggest question remains:

Will Victor Wembanyama return—and if not, can the Spurs survive without him?

Meanwhile, Anthony Edwards has made one thing clear—he’s ready to take over this series.

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🚀 Final Thoughts

This wasn’t just a win—it was a statement.

The Timberwolves proved their resilience, while the Spurs showed heart despite adversity. With emotions running high and momentum shifting, this series is now wide open.

And if this game is any indication…

The best is yet to come. 🔥

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Anthony Edwards Takes Over as Timberwolves Tie Series After Wembanyama’s Shocking Ejection