Wolves Crush Mavs, Edwards Nears All-NBA Eligibility

0:00Minnesota Timberwolves just crushed the Dallas Mavericks 124-94 on Monday night. Dallas native Julius Randall dropped 24 points to lead the way, while Anthony Edwards came off the bench for 17 points in his first. Game back after missing six, Ayo Dosenmu was everywhere, with 16 points, 15 rebounds, and 12 assists for his first triple double since joining from Chicago. Edwards was supposed to start, was showed up late and got subbed by Mike Conley, checking in just over two minutes into the game. He needs every remaining Wolves matchup to hit the league's 65-game minimum for all NBA eligibility. Minnesota also got double-double work from Rudy Gaubert, with 14 points in 10 boards, plus Dante Deven-Cenzo splashed 15 points on 5 of, 9 from deep. The Mavericks are struggling bad at 24 and 51, with Daniel Gafford their high-man at 21 points. Cooper Flag had a rough night, scoring 12 on 5 of 19 shooting after starting ice cold

1:00at 1 for 10. Dallas has now dropped their last 13 home games, the longest skid at the 25-year-old American Airlines Center. That puts the Wolves at 46 and 29, grabbing Soul Fifth in the West, half a game up on Idol Houston. Minnesota jumped out with a 19-to-2 run late in the first, for a 13-point lead and never look back, pushing it to 33 in the fourth. Wolves had to Detroit on Thursday, while the Mavs hit Milwaukee Tuesday could be another tough one for Dallas as they tried to snap that home curse. This has been El Paso News Today, powered by AI.