Timberwolves defeat Nuggets in Game 4 to take 3-1 series lead

11 articles · Updated · The Denver Post · Apr 25

Ayo Dosunmu scored 43 points off the bench as Minnesota overcame Anthony Edwards' knee injury and Donte DiVincenzo's Achilles tear sidelined him for Denver.
Julius Randall and Nikola Jokic were ejected after a late-game altercation, while Jamal Murray led Denver with 30 points but struggled against Jaden McDaniels' defense.
The Nuggets, now facing first-round elimination for the first time since 2022, failed to capitalize on Minnesota's injuries and have lost offensive rhythm, with Game 5 set for Monday in Denver.

Can Denver's top-ranked offense recover from its historic two-game slump?

With Anthony Edwards' status uncertain, can Minnesota's bench repeat its heroic performance?

Beyond the stats, has Jaden McDaniels become this playoff series' ultimate X-factor?

Will the escalating on-court tensions lead to suspensions for the series' next game?

Is the Timberwolves’ defense the new blueprint for neutralizing Nikola Jokic?

Are recent brawls a sign that toughness is being redefined in basketball?