San Antonio Spurs and Minnesota Timberwolves head into Game 4 of their Western Conference semifinals series with the same storyline but different availability charts, as the latest official NBA injury report reshapes the margins around a tight postseason battle at Target Center.
The Spurs currently lead the series after taking Game 3 on the road in Minnesota, 115–108, following their dominant 133–95 win in Game 2 and a narrow 104–102 loss in Game 1. That swing has flipped control firmly toward San Antonio after a shaky opener.
The Spurs carry a clean injury sheet into the matchup, giving them full rotation flexibility as they look to extend their control of the series. Minnesota, meanwhile, is managing a confirmed absence that directly impacts its perimeter structure.
San Antonio lists no players on the injury report, meaning the core rotation built around De’Aaron Fox, Victor Wembanyama, and Stephon Castle is fully available.
The Timberwolves’ situation is different, with Donte DiVincenzo officially ruled out due to a right Achilles tendon injury and ongoing recovery process.
Minnesota’s offensive load remains concentrated in Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle, with Jaden McDaniels and Rudy Gobert anchoring complementary production.
