The Biggest Minnesota Timberwolves Blown Leads Of All Time

What is the biggest Minnesota Timberwolves blown lead of all time?

The largest blown lead in Minnesota Timberwolves history is 29 points. The Timberwolves were leading 70-41 in the 3rd quarter against the Dallas Mavericks on Dec 30, 2008, and ultimately lost the game 100-107.

Biggest Minnesota Timberwolves Collapses

	Date	Opponent	Largest Lead		Final Score
1	Tue, Dec 30, 2008	@ Dallas Mavericks	29	70-41, 3rd	100-107
2	Mon, Jan 27, 2020	vs Sacramento Kings	27	93-66, 3rd	129-133
3	Thu, Apr 21, 2022	vs Memphis Grizzlies	26	47-21, 2nd	95-104
4	Tue, Mar 27, 2007	vs Seattle SuperSonics	25	88-63, 3rd	106-114
5	Tue, Feb 6, 2024	@ Chicago Bulls	23	74-51, 3rd	123-129
6	Sun, Mar 23, 2014	vs Phoenix Suns	22	51-29, 2nd	120-127
	Tue, Dec 18, 2001	vs Dallas Mavericks	22	80-58, 3rd	103-107
8	Mon, Oct 30, 2023	@ Atlanta Hawks	21	86-65, 3rd	113-127
	Sun, Apr 22, 2012	vs Golden State Warriors	21	55-34, 2nd	88-93
	Wed, Nov 24, 2010	vs San Antonio Spurs	21	64-43, 3rd	109-113
	Tue, Apr 1, 2008	vs Detroit Pistons	21	43-22, 2nd	90-94
	Sat, Nov 24, 2007	vs Atlanta Hawks	21	63-42, 2nd	87-94
13	Thu, Feb 16, 2023	vs Washington Wizards	20	32-12, 1st	106-114
	Fri, Nov 5, 2021	vs Los Angeles Clippers	20	49-29, 2nd	84-104
	Wed, Jan 20, 2021	vs Orlando Magic	20	57-37, 3rd	96-97
	Thu, Dec 28, 2017	@ Milwaukee Bucks	20	74-54, 3rd	96-102
	Fri, Mar 15, 2013	@ Houston Rockets	20	59-39, 3rd	100-108
	Wed, Apr 4, 2012	vs Golden State Warriors	20	49-29, 2nd	94-97
	Sat, Dec 11, 1999	vs Golden State Warriors	20	43-23, 2nd	76-104
	Thu, Nov 21, 1996	@ Orlando Magic	20	36-16, 1st	86-90
21	Mon, Apr 14, 2014	@ Golden State Warriors	19	51-32, 2nd	120-130
	Wed, Dec 8, 2010	vs Oklahoma City Thunder	19	44-25, 2nd	103-111
	Tue, Feb 21, 2006	@ Washington Wizards	19	36-17, 2nd	78-90
	Sun, Jan 22, 2006	vs Philadelphia 76ers	19	65-46, 3rd	84-86
	Fri, Apr 23, 1999	@ Sacramento Kings	19	30-11, 1st	97-105
	Sat, Jan 24, 1998	@ Toronto Raptors	19	46-27, 2nd	107-113
27	Mon, Jan 22, 2024	vs Charlotte Hornets	18	107-89, 3rd	125-128
	Sat, Dec 31, 2022	vs Detroit Pistons	18	30-12, 1st	104-116
	Fri, Mar 11, 2022	@ Orlando Magic	18	58-40, 2nd	110-118
	Wed, Feb 12, 2020	vs Charlotte Hornets	18	66-48, 2nd	108-115
	Fri, Feb 8, 2019	@ New Orleans Pelicans	18	47-29, 2nd	117-122
	Sat, Feb 4, 2017	vs Memphis Grizzlies	18	33-15, 2nd	99-107
	Sat, Oct 29, 2016	@ Sacramento Kings	18	45-27, 2nd	103-106
	Fri, Dec 11, 2015	@ Denver Nuggets	18	65-47, 3rd	108-111
	Sun, Feb 23, 2014	@ Portland Trail Blazers	18	52-34, 2nd	97-108
	Sat, Jan 26, 2013	@ Charlotte Bobcats	18	29-11, 1st	101-102
	Mon, Jan 21, 2013	@ Atlanta Hawks	18	54-36, 2nd	96-104
	Fri, Jan 11, 2013	@ New Orleans Hornets	18	29-11, 1st	92-104
	Sat, Jan 14, 2012	@ Atlanta Hawks	18	71-53, 3rd	91-93
	Wed, Nov 23, 2005	@ New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets	18	41-23, 2nd	80-84
	Fri, Mar 28, 2003	@ Miami Heat	18	37-19, 2nd	84-111
42	Fri, Feb 2, 2024	vs Orlando Magic	17	43-26, 2nd	106-108
	Fri, Oct 21, 2022	vs Utah Jazz	17	41-24, 1st	126-132
	Wed, Mar 30, 2022	@ Toronto Raptors	17	40-23, 2nd	102-125
	Fri, Apr 9, 2021	@ Boston Celtics	17	79-62, 3rd	136-145
	Fri, Feb 9, 2018	@ Chicago Bulls	17	73-56, 3rd	113-114
	Sat, Dec 17, 2016	vs Houston Rockets	17	65-48, 3rd	109-111
	Wed, Oct 26, 2016	@ Memphis Grizzlies	17	20-3, 1st	98-102
	Tue, Jan 19, 2016	@ New Orleans Pelicans	17	38-21, 1st	99-114
	Sat, Jan 2, 2016	vs Milwaukee Bucks	17	24-7, 1st	85-95
	Sat, Dec 5, 2015	vs Portland Trail Blazers	17	63-46, 3rd	103-109
	Mon, Nov 2, 2015	vs Portland Trail Blazers	17	34-17, 1st	101-106
	Wed, Nov 21, 2012	vs Denver Nuggets	17	58-41, 2nd	94-101
	Wed, Feb 21, 2007	vs Charlotte Bobcats	17	58-41, 2nd	95-100
	Sun, Feb 1, 1998	vs Milwaukee Bucks	17	60-43, 2nd	110-118
	Wed, Jan 27, 1993	vs Phoenix Suns	17	38-21, 2nd	116-117

What is the biggest 4th quarter collapse in Minnesota Timberwolves history?

The largest 4th quarter collapse in the franchise history of the Minnesota Timberwolves is 22 points. On Jan 27, 2020, the Timberwolves were ahead 108-86 in the 4th quarter against the Sacramento Kings and gave up the lead and lost the game 129-133 in overtime.

NBA play-by-play data only goes back to the 1996-97 season, and thus most blown leads before that season are approximated based on the box score, which might underestimate what the true largest lead was. These are labeled with a yellow underline. Read more details about historical NBA comebacks on our accuracy and fact checking page.

Biggest All Time Minnesota Timberwolves Blown Leads

What is the biggest Minnesota Timberwolves blown lead of all time?

Biggest Minnesota Timberwolves Collapses

What is the biggest 4th quarter collapse in Minnesota Timberwolves history?