Timberwolves take down Jazz, 115-100, win fourth straight

Sarah Todd, The Minnesota Star Tribune on Nov 8, 2026

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MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Timberwolves began their eight-game homestand Sunday giving Target Center fans a lot to cheer about, putting away the lowly Utah Jazz 115-100. It’s the fourth consecutive win for the Wolves (8-3), who continue to thrive while star Anthony Edwards recovers from knee surgery.

Ayo Dosunmu (26 points despite foul trouble) and LaMelo Ball (24 points) led the way on the scoreboard. Playing against his former team, Rudy Gobert was a monster on the glass, collecting 15 rebounds to go along with his 10 points.

Bones Hyland was again a second-unit spark Sunday. He finished with 14 points, his fifth 10+ point game off the bench this season.

Joan Beringer, wearing a black protective mask because of the broken nose he suffered Friday that forced him to sit out the second half, played 16 minutes.

The Jazz fell to 1-9 this season, worst in the Western Conference. Darryn Peterson was a bright spot, scoring 26 points.

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