Grizzlies vs Timberwolves

In the third quarter of Game 4 between the Memphis Grizzlies and Minnesota Timberwolves, a woman attempted to disrupt the game by running on to the court. Her ...

The protesters in Game 3, Sasha Zemmel and Ashley Riddle, were seated behind Taylor and were attempting to get his direct attention. And in Game 1 of this series, a different protester chained themselves to the basket. Her effort was in vain as a Target Center security guard swiftly brought her down.

Saturday's Timberwolves-Grizzlies playoff game was paused in the third quarter after someone rushed onto the court with Minnesota up 64-58 over Memphis.

Ugly scene in Minnesota. Looks like a fan ran on the court behind the Timberwolves bench. Security rushed to the court. It's unclear if the person who ran on the court was a protester or if the incident was related to the others that have happened at Target Center in recent weeks.

Another Minnesota Timberwolves playoff game, another protestor on the court. This time, it happened during the third quarter of Game 4 between the ...

In addition, the group claims a similar protest was thwarted during Game 3 of the series on Thursday. "Saying the NBA is no place for abusive factory farmers, DxE is also asking that the sale of the team -- set to transfer majority ownership to baseball Hall of Famer Alex Rodriquez and businessman Marc Lore in 2023 -- be expedited, with Taylor immediately stepping down from day-to-day operations." This time, it happened during the third quarter of Game 4 between the Timberwolves and Memphis Grizzlies.

Desmond Bane scored 34 points, but the Memphis Grizzlies struggled against Karl Anthony-Towns in Game 4.

By the 11:32 mark of the second quarter, each Grizzlies starter had two fouls. He didn't start the second half of Game 4, but he played most of the frontcourt minutes. Bane scored 21 points in the first half and made six of the nine Grizzlies 3-pointers. The Grizzlies used their third starting lineup in four playoff games. The Grizzlies couldn't slow Karl Anthony-Towns, who came out with a renewed aggressiveness after four shot attempts in Game 3. Desmond Bane has been the most consistent offensive weapon for the Grizzlies this series.

For the third time this postseason, a game involving the Timberwolves featured an impromptu timeout thanks to an unexpected fan interruption.

The Timberwolves’ play-in game against the Clippers was also interrupted after a fan attempted to glue themselves to the floor. Previously, a protester halted Game 1 of the series after chaining themselves to the basket stanchion. Referees halted Saturday night’s Game 4 against the Grizzlies in Minnesota after two protesters attempted to run onto the floor during the third quarter.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Angry after two rough games, Karl-Anthony Towns had to channel his emotions in a productive way - a skill he's still trying to master.

Towns, T-wolves rebound to even series with Grizzlies at 2 · MINNEAPOLIS -- — Angry after two rough games, · He roared back with a career playoff-best 33 points ...

Towns knew how critical the game was and came out with a ferocity suggesting he knew precisely how much criticism he'd been dealt for his Game 3 dud. “Jaren knows the player he is. Grizzlies: Xavier Tillman started at center, the fourth Grizzlies player in the series in an opening-half lineup to join Jaren Jackson Jr. in the frontcourt. We know the player he is," Clarke said. One woman leaped over the courtside seats of Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor and his wife, Becky, before being tackled by security and carried away. The highly contagious virus has killed roughly 28 million poultry. It was another quiet night for Morant, the star point guard who had 11 points on 4-for-13 shooting with 15 assists and eight rebounds. “I'm not playing above the rim.” “Even after everything, you still only win the game by one. He sank both free throws as the crowd chanted, “Wolves in six! Her companion remained behind the Taylors and next to the second row of Timberwolves assistant coaches, who helped security wrestle her out. “Exactly what we needed from him,” Timberwolves coach Chris Finch said.