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Julius Randle was stunned by Ayo Dosunmu’s career high 43 points vs. Denver 😮‍💨 (via @nba)
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Julius Randle was stunned by Ayo Dosunmu’s career high 43 points vs. Denver 😮‍💨 (via @nba)
Anthony Edwards’ response to what it’ll take for the Wolves to catch up out West. (via NBA)
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Anthony Edwards’ response to what it’ll take for the Wolves to catch up out West. (via NBA)
From 2k to teammates, Ant shows love to Mike Conley after Game 1 😂 Ant was six years old when Conley made his NBA debut 🤯
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From 2k to teammates, Ant shows love to Mike Conley after Game 1 😂 Ant was six years old when Conley made his NBA debut 🤯
Anthony Edwards on walking to the Spurs bench to show respect before being subbed out with 8 minutes left. (via NBA)
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Anthony Edwards on walking to the Spurs bench to show respect before being subbed out with 8 minutes left. (via NBA)
Anthony Edwards has been working hard this summer. Edwards has stayed in Minnesota instead of going back to Atlanta to make sure he’s ready for this season. According to Wolves General Manager Matt Lloyd Anthony Edwards has shot over 3,600 shots since the July 1st per their tracking data at mayo clinic square. Matt also confirms Ant is down to 3.5% body fat on the Skor North Podcast. “He’s ready to shoot out of a cannon this season” - Matt Lloyd #anthonyedwards #nba #minnesota #minnesotatimberwolves #minnesotavikings #minnesotastatefair #lebronjames
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Anthony Edwards has been working hard this summer. Edwards has stayed in Minnesota instead of going back to Atlanta to make sure he’s ready for this season. According to Wolves General Manager Matt Lloyd Anthony Edwards has shot over 3,600 shots since the July 1st per their tracking data at mayo clinic square. Matt also confirms Ant is down to 3.5% body fat on the Skor North Podcast. “He’s ready to shoot out of a cannon this season” - Matt Lloyd #anthonyedwards #nba #minnesota #minnesotatimberwolves #minnesotavikings #minnesotastatefair #lebronjames
Wolves head coach Chris Finch on his altercation with referee Tony Brothers. (via Prime Video)
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Wolves head coach Chris Finch on his altercation with referee Tony Brothers. (via Prime Video)
Jaden McDaniel’s reaction on Nikola Jokic confronting him at the end of Game 4 of Nuggets-Wolves 😭
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Jaden McDaniel’s reaction on Nikola Jokic confronting him at the end of Game 4 of Nuggets-Wolves 😭
enough said. statement dub
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enough said. statement dub
Jaden McDaniels talked Naz Reid out of getting taxed on Chrome Hearts 💰🤝💯 The Timberwolves teammates can definitely find bean bags that don’t cost $20K… Plus, they probably rather sit in something else while playing Call of Duty 🎮🐺
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Jaden McDaniels talked Naz Reid out of getting taxed on Chrome Hearts 💰🤝💯 The Timberwolves teammates can definitely find bean bags that don’t cost $20K… Plus, they probably rather sit in something else while playing Call of Duty 🎮🐺
THERE’S A NEW DUO IN MINNESOTA 👀 How far can Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball take the Timberwolves? 🐺
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THERE’S A NEW DUO IN MINNESOTA 👀 How far can Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball take the Timberwolves? 🐺
The best two words in Timberwolves basketball history...Naz Reid. THANK YOU, Naz, for all you did for the Wolves. 😢
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The best two words in Timberwolves basketball history...Naz Reid. THANK YOU, Naz, for all you did for the Wolves. 😢
Jaden McDaniels really called out Denver’s entire team 😅 (via @timberwolves) #nba #basketball #nbaplayoffs
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Jaden McDaniels really called out Denver’s entire team 😅 (via @timberwolves) #nba #basketball #nbaplayoffs
Anthony Edwards after the Wolves won Game 1 in San Antonio 🐺
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Anthony Edwards after the Wolves won Game 1 in San Antonio 🐺
THAT. IS. A. MAJOR. W SHOUT OUT JUUUUUU
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THAT. IS. A. MAJOR. W SHOUT OUT JUUUUUU
The LaMelo Ball assignment has always been a little different because defenders are not only trying to stop him from scoring, they are trying to stop him from seeing the floor the way he wants to. He is constantly looking a pass ahead, so the on-ball defender has to think about more than keeping him out of the paint. Every time the defense shifts, LaMelo is searching for the next read. The possession can change quickly because one defender loses balance, one help defender steps too far, or one cutter finds an open lane. Against players like LaMelo, the first defender is often trying to delay the play just long enough for everyone else to stay connected. Everything is shown per 75 possessions rather than per game because per-game numbers are influenced by pace, minutes, and how often two players actually shared the floor. Looking at the matchup per seventy five possessions gives every defender the same workload, making it easier to compare what tends to happen over a similar number of opportunities instead of whatever happened in one particular game. The context around these numbers is also interesting because they come from LaMelo's final season in Charlotte. Since then he has been traded to Minnesota, where the assignment is could change as defenders now will have to face him and Anthony Edwards. Defenders will now see him in a different offensive environment, with different spacing, different teammates, and different responsibilities. He may not have to create every advantage himself as often, which could lead to cleaner looks as both a scorer and a passer. At the same time, teams are going to prepare for him differently because the Timberwolves present a very different set of problems than the Hornets did. The defenders who most frequently drew the assignment were Anthony Black, Immanuel Quickley, Miles McBride, Dyson Daniels, Ryan Rollins, Bub Carrington, Ben Sheppard, Kris Dunn, Amen Thompson, and Nickeil Alexander-Walker. #nba #minnesotatimberwolves #timberwolves #lameloball #lamelo
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The LaMelo Ball assignment has always been a little different because defenders are not only trying to stop him from scoring, they are trying to stop him from seeing the floor the way he wants to. He is constantly looking a pass ahead, so the on-ball defender has to think about more than keeping him out of the paint. Every time the defense shifts, LaMelo is searching for the next read. The possession can change quickly because one defender loses balance, one help defender steps too far, or one cutter finds an open lane. Against players like LaMelo, the first defender is often trying to delay the play just long enough for everyone else to stay connected. Everything is shown per 75 possessions rather than per game because per-game numbers are influenced by pace, minutes, and how often two players actually shared the floor. Looking at the matchup per seventy five possessions gives every defender the same workload, making it easier to compare what tends to happen over a similar number of opportunities instead of whatever happened in one particular game. The context around these numbers is also interesting because they come from LaMelo's final season in Charlotte. Since then he has been traded to Minnesota, where the assignment is could change as defenders now will have to face him and Anthony Edwards. Defenders will now see him in a different offensive environment, with different spacing, different teammates, and different responsibilities. He may not have to create every advantage himself as often, which could lead to cleaner looks as both a scorer and a passer. At the same time, teams are going to prepare for him differently because the Timberwolves present a very different set of problems than the Hornets did. The defenders who most frequently drew the assignment were Anthony Black, Immanuel Quickley, Miles McBride, Dyson Daniels, Ryan Rollins, Bub Carrington, Ben Sheppard, Kris Dunn, Amen Thompson, and Nickeil Alexander-Walker. #nba #minnesotatimberwolves #timberwolves #lameloball #lamelo
⏳🐜 — Siga o @twolvesbrazil para esse e mais conteúdos sobre o Minnesota Timberwolves! 🐺 — #timberwolves #minnesotatimberwolves #twolvesnation #timberwolvesnation #nba
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⏳🐜 — Siga o @twolvesbrazil para esse e mais conteúdos sobre o Minnesota Timberwolves! 🐺 — #timberwolves #minnesotatimberwolves #twolvesnation #timberwolvesnation #nba
Rudy Gobert has been the MVP for the Wolves this series🔥 #nba #minnesotatimberwolves #denvernuggets #rudygobert #nikolajokic #nbaplayoffs
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Rudy Gobert has been the MVP for the Wolves this series🔥 #nba #minnesotatimberwolves #denvernuggets #rudygobert #nikolajokic #nbaplayoffs
Rudy Gobert matchup data is always a little harder to interpret than it is for perimeter defenders because centers rarely “guard” players in the traditional sense for an entire possession. A lot of their value comes from what happens around the action rather than directly inside it. Rotations, deterrence, tagging rollers, helping at the rim, recovering back into drop coverage, shutting down driving lanes before the shot even happens. That’s part of why Gobert conversations end up so polarized. People look at a handful of possessions where he gets pulled away from the paint and treat it as the full picture, while ignoring the amount of possessions where offenses avoid certain shots entirely because he’s there. This post looks at the players Gobert has actually spent the most time defending this season, along with a couple playoff matchups that have already become important in Minnesota’s defensive structure. Most of the names are interior bigs, screeners, rollers and paint-focused players because that’s still the environment Gobert impacts the most. The numbers here are shown per 75 possessions instead of per game because matchup data gets distorted pretty quickly by pace, minutes and game flow. Per game stats can make certain matchups look larger simply because two teams played faster or because one game had extended minutes. Per 75 possessions puts the players on a more even baseline and gives a cleaner view of what those matchups actually looked like when they happened. Nikola Jokic, Victor Wembanyama, Jarrett Allen, Domantas Sabonis, Brook Lopez, Isaiah Hartenstein, Donovan Clingan, Jusuf Nurkic, Dereck Lively II, Quentin Post and Jock Landale all showing up here also says something about how Gobert is used defensively. Minnesota still treats him primarily as the backbone of the paint, even in a league that keeps trying to drag centers into more perimeter actions every year. #nba #nbaplayoffs #minnesotatimberwolves #timberwolves #rudygobert
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Rudy Gobert matchup data is always a little harder to interpret than it is for perimeter defenders because centers rarely “guard” players in the traditional sense for an entire possession. A lot of their value comes from what happens around the action rather than directly inside it. Rotations, deterrence, tagging rollers, helping at the rim, recovering back into drop coverage, shutting down driving lanes before the shot even happens. That’s part of why Gobert conversations end up so polarized. People look at a handful of possessions where he gets pulled away from the paint and treat it as the full picture, while ignoring the amount of possessions where offenses avoid certain shots entirely because he’s there. This post looks at the players Gobert has actually spent the most time defending this season, along with a couple playoff matchups that have already become important in Minnesota’s defensive structure. Most of the names are interior bigs, screeners, rollers and paint-focused players because that’s still the environment Gobert impacts the most. The numbers here are shown per 75 possessions instead of per game because matchup data gets distorted pretty quickly by pace, minutes and game flow. Per game stats can make certain matchups look larger simply because two teams played faster or because one game had extended minutes. Per 75 possessions puts the players on a more even baseline and gives a cleaner view of what those matchups actually looked like when they happened. Nikola Jokic, Victor Wembanyama, Jarrett Allen, Domantas Sabonis, Brook Lopez, Isaiah Hartenstein, Donovan Clingan, Jusuf Nurkic, Dereck Lively II, Quentin Post and Jock Landale all showing up here also says something about how Gobert is used defensively. Minnesota still treats him primarily as the backbone of the paint, even in a league that keeps trying to drag centers into more perimeter actions every year. #nba #nbaplayoffs #minnesotatimberwolves #timberwolves #rudygobert
Ayo Dosumnu’s impact was felt all night against Golden State🔥 #nba #minnesota #timberwolves #ayodosunmu #basketball
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Ayo Dosumnu’s impact was felt all night against Golden State🔥 #nba #minnesota #timberwolves #ayodosunmu #basketball
Anthony Edwards is absolutely fearless 😤 (h/t _yayeezy/X, Kunal_K_Patel/X, Daywave__/X, kamidaze_/X)
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Anthony Edwards is absolutely fearless 😤 (h/t _yayeezy/X, Kunal_K_Patel/X, Daywave__/X, kamidaze_/X)

The Daily Wolves (@the_daily_wolves) Instagram Stats & Analytics

The Daily Wolves (@the_daily_wolves) has 10.4K Instagram followers with a 3.39% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 508 posts, The Daily Wolves received 692K total likes and 6.44M impressions, averaging 1.36K likes per post. This page tracks The Daily Wolves's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

The Daily Wolves (@the_daily_wolves) Instagram Analytics FAQ

How many Instagram followers does The Daily Wolves have?+
The Daily Wolves (@the_daily_wolves) has 10.4K Instagram followers as of July 2026.
What is The Daily Wolves's Instagram engagement rate?+
The Daily Wolves's Instagram engagement rate is 3.39% over the last 12 months, based on 508 posts.
How many likes does The Daily Wolves get on Instagram?+
The Daily Wolves received 692K total likes across 508 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 1.36K likes per post.
How many Instagram impressions does The Daily Wolves get?+
The Daily Wolves's Instagram content generated 6.44M total impressions over the last 12 months.