In a stunning turnaround, the Minnesota Timberwolves delivered a jaw-dropping performance last night, crushing the Oklahoma City Thunder 143-101 in Game 3 of their playoff series. This commanding victory has sparked a surge of optimism, with ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith declaring, “Ant is really back!” The Wolves’ star Anthony Edwards, affectionately known as “Ant-Man,” lit up the court, showcasing the tenacity and skill that had been sorely missed in the first two games of the series.

After a dismal start that had many predicting a swift sweep for the Timberwolves, last night’s blowout revealed a different team—one that was aggressive, confident, and ready to fight back. The Wolves, previously struggling to execute basic plays, found their rhythm and came out swinging, effectively silencing critics who had written them off. Smith, who had initially feared for Minnesota’s chances, admitted, “I walked into this series saying, ‘Yo, this is going to go seven games’… after the first two games, I said, ‘Oh my God, Minnesota is about to get swept!'”

Ant-Man’s explosive play was complemented by strong performances from teammates, including Julius Randle and up-and-coming sensation Terrence Shannon Jr., who electrified the crowd with his aggressive drives to the basket. The shift in energy was palpable as the Timberwolves took control early and never looked back, leaving OKC reeling and uncertain.

As Game 4 looms tonight, the stakes couldn’t be higher. With the Timberwolves now riding high on confidence, fans and analysts alike are left wondering: can they maintain this momentum and push the series to a thrilling Game 7? One thing is certain—Minnesota has proven they can compete, and the fight for playoff glory is far from over.