The Minnesota Timberwolves’ 115-107 victory over the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday was overshadowed by the early departures of guards Anthony Edwards (knee) and Donte DiVincenzo (leg), according to the Deadspin report. The win, significant in itself against a Western Conference power, now carries a deeper cost: the team’s offensive engine and primary bench scorer exited before the fourth quarter, raising the stakes for a roster already navigating a tight playoff seeding race. DiVincenzo’s leg issue compounds a Timberwolves backcourt that relies on his perimeter shooting, while Edwards’ knee injury threatens the team’s primary isolation creator. The Timberwolves held on without them, but the result does not erase the structural concern. The unresolved tension lies in the severity of both injuries and whether Minnesota’s depth can sustain such absences deep into the schedule.