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Warriors beat Ant-less Wolves

Sports · Heat 6.4 / 10 · 4 shows · 20m airtime

The Golden State Warriors beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 119-114 on October 28, 2026, behind 40 points from Steph Curry. Anthony Edwards is reported out about two months after arthroscopic knee surgery, leaving Minnesota's supporting cast to hold the season together. The discussion has widened to Lendeborg, the fastest player since 1960 to reach 100 points, 45 rebounds and 20 assists, whose start is now part of the early-season picture.

How 4 podcasts covered it

  1. Nightcap, 2026-10-29 (5:05 to 17:28)
    Reports Edwards out two months after surgery
    Breaks down Golden State's 119-114 win and Curry's 40 on the anniversary of his debut, then spends most of the segment on Minnesota without Anthony Edwards, reported out about two months after knee surgery, and on LaMelo Ball's turnovers and Rudy Gobert's one-point night.
    New angle: Anthony Edwards is reported out about two months after arthroscopic knee surgery.
  2. The Athletic NBA Daily, 2026-10-29 (3:32 to 8:01)
    Adds Lendeborg's record pace and Gobert's drought
    Recaps the Warriors' win over an Edwards-less Minnesota side, crediting Curry's 44 in 32 minutes and Lendeborg's fourth quarter. Adds a new stat line for Lendeborg and notes Gobert has not made a shot in two games.
    New angle: Lendeborg is the fastest player since 1960 to reach 100 points, 45 rebounds and 20 assists.
  3. First Take, 2026-10-29 (38:15 to 39:23)
    Recaps Curry's 44 and pivots to trade flexibility
    Quick-take recap of Curry's 44-point night in the 119-114 win over an Edwards-less Minnesota, then pivots to Golden State's trade flexibility around Porzingis's illness and Jimmy Butler, and to Lendeborg as the most entertaining rookie. Stays inside the game coverage already on the record.
  4. Brian Windhorst & The Hoop Collective, 2026-10-30 (17:38 to 19:44)
    Recaps Curry's 44 and the perfect free throws
    Recaps the Warriors' 2-1 road trip and Curry's 44-point night in Minnesota, adding the free-throw detail: 16 attempts, all made, which carried the scoring line despite 11-of-27 shooting. Stays inside the game result already on the record.
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