The Timberwolves have lost nearly twice as many playoff games (39) as they have won (20). Sunday's blowout loss at Denver was neither their worst playoff loss ever nor their lowest-scoring playoff game ever — they once won a playoff game scoring 80 points — but it ranked right up there.
Worst and lowest-scoring Timberwolves playoff losses
The Wolves were one point away from tying the largest margin of defeat in franchise playoff history.
April 17, 2023 at 6:05AM
Biggest margins of defeat in Wolves playoff history
April 29, 2003, Game 5, first round: L.A. Lakers 120, at Wolves 90 (30 points)
April 16, 2023, Game 1, first round: at Denver 119, Wolves 80 (29)
April 19, 2022, Game 2, first round: at Memphis 124, Wolves 96 (28)
April 24, 1998, Game 1, first round: at Seattle 108, Wolves 83 (25)
April 24, 2004: Game 3, first round: at Denver 107, Wolves 86 (21)
April 18, 2018, Game 2, first round: at Houston 102, Wolves 82 (20)
Lowest-scoring games in Wolves playoff history
April 23, 2001, Game 2, first round: at San Antonio 86, Wolves 69
May 13, 1999, Game 3, first round: San Antonio 85, at Wolves 71
May 2, 2000, Game 4, first round: Portland 85, at Wolves 77
May 11, 1999, Game 2, first round: Wolves 80, at San Antonio 71
April 16, 2023, Game 1, first round: at Denver 119, Wolves 80
May 12, 2004, Game 4, second round: at Sacramento 87, Wolves 81
The trade of Karl-Anthony Towns to the Knicks for Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo rivals the Rudy Gobert deal.
