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Minnesota Timberwolves vs Los Angeles Clippers — 96:115, NBA

NBA
Sunday, February 8, 2026 • Target Center
TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Total
Minnesota Timberwolves1923173796
Los Angeles Clippers23312635115

Team Statistics

StatMinnesota TimberwolvesLos Angeles Clippers
Field Goals37/8339/76
3-Pointers8/3314/27
Free Throws14/2223/28
Rebounds4137
Assists1725
Steals811
Blocks26
Turnovers2115

Box Score

Top scorers

Minnesota Timberwolves

PlayerMINPTSREBASTFG3PTFT
Anthony EdwardsS34:5223427-181-88-10
Julius RandleS33:2617826-141-54-6
Rudy GobertS29:4910725-70-00-1
Jaden McDanielsS28:142201-40-00-0
Donte DiVincenzoS23:531420-30-31-2
Ayo Dosunmu25:2711114-113-70-0
Naz Reid23:558934-90-30-0
Nah'Shon Hyland19:1910124-82-50-0
J. Clark04:138103-41-11-3
J. Beringer04:134112-30-00-0
Joe Ingles04:130120-10-10-0
Julian Phillips04:132001-10-00-0
E. Freeman04:130200-00-00-0
Totals96411737-838-3314-22

Los Angeles Clippers

PlayerMINPTSREBASTFG3PTFT
Kawhi LeonardS33:32418214-305-118-10
John CollinsS29:1815406-93-30-0
Kris DunnS28:249563-61-12-2
Derrick JonesS28:245442-31-10-0
Brook LopezS26:245222-51-30-0
K. Sanders23:3010423-52-42-3
Jordan Miller22:418141-60-26-6
Y. Niederhauser17:2315625-50-05-7
Nicolas Batum11:323301-11-10-0
C. Christie10:262011-40-10-0
Tyty Washington04:130020-00-00-0
Dalano Banton04:132001-20-00-0
Totals115372539-7614-2723-28

Game Recap

Los Angeles didn’t just steal one in Minneapolis — it took control late and never gave it back. The Clippers closed with a 35-point fourth quarter to beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 115-96 on Saturday night at Target Center, turning a competitive three-quarter game into a lopsided finish.

How the game swung

The Clippers built the foundation before halftime, winning the second quarter 31-23 to take a 54-42 lead into the break. Minnesota’s offense struggled to generate consistent creation, finishing with 17 assists as Los Angeles repeatedly forced the Wolves into tougher, later-clock looks.

Any hope of a third-quarter reset never arrived. Los Angeles won the third 26-17, pushing the margin to 80-59 and setting up a fourth quarter that became more about damage control than comeback math.

Fourth-quarter surge seals it

Minnesota finally found some rhythm in the fourth, scoring 37 points — its best quarter of the night — but the Clippers were even sharper. Los Angeles answered with 35 of its own, a decisive combination of pace, spacing, and quick decisions that kept Minnesota from stringing together the stops required to make a run.

Ball movement told the story

The cleanest separator was playmaking volume. Los Angeles finished with 25 assists to Minnesota’s 17, a gap that reflected how often the Clippers created advantages early in possessions and converted them into organized looks. Minnesota, meanwhile, spent long stretches searching for solutions against a set defense, and the assist totals underline how rarely those possessions turned into easy finishes.

What it means going forward

For the Clippers (25-27), the win is a needed road statement and a reminder of what their offense can look like when it’s connected and decisive — especially in closing time. For Minnesota (32-22), the loss is a sharp result at home and another data point in a recent stretch of uneven form. The Wolves will take the late scoring as a small positive, but the first three quarters — and the assist deficit — are the areas that have to tighten quickly.

Final

Clippers 115, Timberwolves 96

Quarter scores: LAC 23-31-26-35 (115), MIN 19-23-17-37 (96)