What began as a normal Sunday night game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Detroit Pistons quickly turned into a chaotic brawl. Early in the second quarter emotions took control, leading to seven ejections,

Sunday night’s game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Detroit Pistons at Target Center in Minnesota was marred by a wild brawl in the second quarter that resulted in the ejection of multiple players and coaches from the contest.

Finch noted, "Initially, it was just a fierce friction between two players, which then escalated into an uncontrollable chaos." His account emphasizes that while the conflict started small, it quickly developed into a dangerous situation,

The Detroit Pistons are one of the biggest storylines in the NBA this weekend, and not for their massive turnaround this season. Their matchup with the Minnesot

In any respect, the scrum appeared to provide the Wolves some energy as they rallied from a 10-point deficit at the time of the brawl and turned it into a 19-point win. Edwards, Gobert and Julius Randle were the drivers of the comeback effort.

The Timberwolves are a different team when Rudy Gobert is at his best, walling off the paint, forcing drivers to think twice.

After their double-overtime win against the Nuggets, Anthony Edwards spoke about the game and gave props to the real MVP.

Chris Finch stood roughly 25 feet from the brawl that broke out between his Minnesota Timberwolves players and the Detroit Pistons on Sunday.