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The Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Utah Jazz 120–113 on November 10 at Delta Center, with Anthony Edwards leading the way on 35 points and Julius Randle adding 27 in a balanced offensive effort. Minnesota's third quarter proved decisive, outscoring Utah 40–25 in that frame to seize control of the matchup. The Timberwolves shot 47.2 percent from the field and committed just 10 turnovers while generating 25 assists, translating to a 115.0 offensive rating that overwhelmed Utah's 108.1. The Jazz countered with K. George's 27 points and Lauri Markkanen's 21, but Utah's 40.0 field-goal percentage and 15 turnovers—coupled with a 115.0 defensive rating—proved too costly. Utah attempted 17 three-pointers to Minnesota's 10, yet the Timberwolves' superior efficiency and ball security in the third quarter established the gap. Minnesota's strong form on the road positions them well in the Western Conference standings.
