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Timberwolves suffer worst playoff loss in franchise history in Game 2 drubbing
San Antonio led by 24 at halftime and emptied both benches in the final nine minutes after Minnesota lost its defensive edge.
- The San Antonio Spurs dismantled the Minnesota Timberwolves 133-95 in Game 2 on Wednesday, evening the Western Conference semifinal series at 1-1.
- Getting blown out in at least one playoff game has become a recurring issue for Minnesota, which has experienced similar lopsided defeats in seven consecutive playoff series.
- Minnesota struggled offensively with poor shooting while a 28-13 Spurs run before halftime pushed the lead to 24; San Antonio's advantage reached 30 points in the third quarter.
- With the outcome decided, Minnesota emptied the bench for the final eight minutes, deploying Kyle Anderson, Jaylen Clark, Julian Phillips, Joe Ingles, and rookie Joan Beringer.
- The series shifts to Minneapolis for Game 3 on Friday, where Minnesota must recover from the blowout to regain momentum after Wednesday's loss.
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