The Minnesota Timberwolves orchestrated a stunning comeback against the Oklahoma City Thunder, overcoming a 22-point deficit to win 131-128 in overtime. This remarkable feat marked the largest comeback in franchise history, highlighting the unexpected contributions from players such as Rob Dillingham and Terrence Shannon Jr. Rather than relying solely on star Anthony Edwards, who nearly achieved a triple-double, the Wolves’ bench unit proved pivotal in the final moments of the game.

As the game approached overtime, Jaden McDaniels hit a crucial layup, tying the game and forcing an extra period. The Thunder, led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 39 points, had previously dominated the first half, but the Wolves flipped the script in the final minutes with resilient play. Naz Reid and Nickeil Alexander-Walker also made critical contributions, ensuring that Minnesota capitalized on every opportunity to secure the victory.