The Memphis Grizzlies outlasted the Minnesota Timberwolves 137-128, using a high-powered offense and a strong perimeter night to secure a nine-point NBA win. Memphis leaned on ball movement (30 assists) and timely shot-making from deep, finishing with 19 made three-pointers on 41 attempts. Minnesota kept pace behind a huge scoring night from Anthony Edwards, who led all scorers with 39 points. Jaden McDaniels added 29 points and Donte DiVincenzo chipped in 21, helping the Timberwolves stay within striking distance throughout. As a team, Minnesota shot an efficient 57.00% from the field (28/49) and hit 16 threes, but couldn’t consistently get the key stops needed late. For Memphis, Jaren Jackson Jr. anchored the scoring with 30 points, while Ty Jerome contributed 19 points as the Grizzlies continued to generate quality looks through drive-and-kick action and quick decisions. Memphis also won the rebounding battle 45-40, which helped create extra possessions in a game where both teams scored at a fast pace. Going forward, the result underscores Memphis’ ability to win shootouts when its three-point volume and playmaking are clicking, while Minnesota can take positives from its offensive efficiency and star production. The Timberwolves’ path to better outcomes in games like this will hinge on tightening late-game execution and limiting opponents’ three-point output, especially against teams willing to launch at high volume.