Minnesota Timberwolves — Portland Trail Blazers: итоговый счёт 84-111 — Jul 14, 2026 | Счёт, статистика матча и показатели

Portland arrives at home off a narrow 79–81 loss to Phoenix, but Summer League samples are volatile. Avdija Deni has been the Blazers' offensive anchor at 25.3 PPG, backed by Jrue Holiday's steady 17.2 PPG and ball movement. However, Portland's defense allowed 81 points in their opener—concerning for a development league where young talent often struggles defensively. Minnesota is 1–1 and just lost 82–101 to Denver, a result that suggests defensive inconsistency. The Timberwolves, though, have more recent wins (beat New Orleans 105–92) and Zyon Pullin has emerged as a dynamic Summer League accelerant at 24 PPG with 7.5 APG. Anthony Edwards continues to blend into the mix at 21.6 PPG. Head-to-head history slightly favors the Blazers (2–2 over recent regular season matchups with narrow margins), but Minnesota's pace and fresh energy off a competitive loss edges this contest. The Timberwolves' away record (1–1) is identical to Portland's home record (0–1), removing typical home-court leverage. Minnesota's ability to generate transition buckets through Edwards and Pullin will stretch Portland's developing defense, while Holiday's experience should keep the Blazers close. Expect a low-scoring, defensive grind typical of Summer League development games, with Minnesota's depth at the wing and backcourt proving the decisive factor in a narrow 6-point result.