Friday night's NBA Cup battle between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Phoenix Suns was an instant classic, but the Wolves left the arena on the losing end after a collapse of epic proportions in the final minute.

The Minnesota Timberwolves suffered one of their most frustrating losses of the season on Friday night, letting a late lead slip away in a 114-113 defeat to the Phoenix Suns.

Collin Gillespie hits game-winner with 6.7 seconds left to give the Phoenix Suns an 114-113 win over Minnesota in NBA Cup game.

The Timberwolves are 4-2 in the last six games and 6-2 since Anthony Edwards return. While the record is impressive, Minnesota has beaten Washington, Dallas, Sacramento twice, and Utah twice with losses to Denver and New York. Minnesota actually hasn’t beaten a team with a winning record yet and can with a road game at Phoenix next.

The Minnesota Timberwolves had arguably the worst late-minute collapse of the young season Friday in their NBA Cup matchup against the Phoenix Suns. The Timberwolves led the Suns 113-105 with under a minute left at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix,

Dillon Brooks has woken Anthony Edwards up, as the Timberwolves' poster boy had some words for Brooks after making a tough 3.

Both the Minnesota Timberwolves and Phoenix Suns may be without multiple key players in Friday night's matchup.

For maybe the first time in franchise history, the main offseason criticism of the Minnesota Timberwolves is on the court. For decades, the Wolves' Although things may not be perfect, the Timberwolves' perceived biggest weakness heading into the season has been mitigated by a few factors.