Sacramento Kings vs Minnesota Timberwolves Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 14, 2025

Anthony Edwards matched his season scoring average with 30 points as Minnesota pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat Sacramento 124–110, a combined 234 that fell well short of the market total and continued a trend of lower offensive output in the back half of these matchups. The Timberwolves dominated the opening frame with 35 points, setting a high-scoring tone that Q1's combined 65 suggested would carry through, but the pace dropped precipitously: the second half combined for only 112 points, with Q4 producing just 51 combined points as the game tightened into a grind.

Sacramento's Domantas Sabonis led the Kings with 34 points and 11 rebounds, while Zach LaVine added 25 points, but the pair couldn't overcome Julius Randle's all-around game—26 points and 11 rebounds for Minnesota—or the Timberwolves' balanced attack. Donte DiVincenzo chipped in 20 points, and Dennis Schröder managed 14 points and 6 assists for the Kings. Minnesota's defense stiffened after halftime, holding Sacramento to just 19 in the fourth. The 234 total came in 12 points below market, reflecting the sharp deceleration after a brisk opening two quarters that combined for 122 points. Sacramento's defensive struggles (averaging 127.0 allowed over its last ten) proved costly against a Minnesota team clicking at 121.5 points per game over the same stretch.