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The NBA playoffs are around the corner, but, in the Western Conference, no one has any idea what the matchups are going to look like.
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The final week of the NBA regular season has never been quite like this one. There's an unprecedented playoff push going on in the Western Conference, with just two games separating seeds three throug...

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NBA's wild West playoff race: Tiebreakers, scenarios with Grizzlies, Timberwolves, more fighting for position
As a reminder, the top six seeds automatically get a playoff berth. Seeds 7-10 have to earn their playoff spot in next week's Play-In Tournament.
2025 NBA Playoff Picture: Wolves-Grizzlies battle in West, where teams are aiming to avoid play-in tournament
Check here for daily updates on the postseason landscape, including magic numbers, strength of schedule, relevant tiebreakers and the stakes for every day's slate of games.
Where do the Timberwolves stand in the NBA Western Conference playoff race?
The NBA playoffs begin April 19. The top six teams in each conference qualify for those playoffs. With five days left in the regular season, the Timberwolves (46-33) are in eighth place in the Western Conference after a bad loss in Milwaukee on Tuesday.
NBA playoff picture: Latest standings, bracket outlook before 2025 postseason
There is a lot at stake as the NBA reaches its final week to the regular season. Here's what to know about the NBA playoff picture.
The NBA’s playoff chase is in its final days. Here’s a look at what’s happening
The 20 postseason-bound teams in the NBA are set. Another playoff spot has been clinched. Another postseason seed has been clinched. And we even know one of the matchups that’ll happen next week in the play-in tournament.
With Lakers’ loss, Rockets clinch No. 2 spot in 2025 West playoff field
The Rockets (52-27) have mathematically clinched the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference courtesy of Oklahoma City’s win over the Lakers (48-31).
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