Minnesota Timberwolves vs Los Angeles Clippers injury report: Who’s playing, injured and questionable players, head-to-head records, team stats, and more (March 11, 2026)

The travel to the Intuit Dome to face the on . Minnesota enters the game with a 40-25 record, while Los Angeles sits at 32-32. The game carries importance for both teams as the regular season moves toward its final stretch.

Minnesota comes into the matchup with a healthy roster. The Clippers, however, are dealing with several injuries that could affect their rotation. The difference in availability may play a role in how the game develops.

Minnesota has no players listed on the official injury report. Anthony Edwards, Rudy Gobert, and the rest of the regular rotation are available.

Los Angeles has several players out. Bradley Beal is out for the season with a left hip fracture. John Collins is sidelined with a neck strain. Yanic Konan Niederhauser is also out for the season because of a right Lisfranc ligament tear. Derrick Jones Jr. had earlier been listed as questionable with a head injury, but he does not appear on the most recent injury report and is expected to be available.

Minnesota’s rotation remains largely the same as it was after the 2025 offseason moves.

The additions of Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo continue to be part of the team’s core group.

Timberwolves key active players include Anthony Edwards, Julius Randle, Rudy Gobert, Jaden McDaniels, Naz Reid, Mike Conley, Donte DiVincenzo, Rob Dillingham, Terrence Shannon Jr., and Leonard Miller.

The Clippers rely on a group led by Kawhi Leonard and James Harden. Newer additions such as Darius Garland and Kris Dunn provide additional depth in the backcourt. Paul George is no longer part of the roster.

Clippers key active players include Kawhi Leonard, James Harden, Ivica Zubac, Kris Dunn, Nicolas Batum, Brook Lopez, Derrick Jones Jr., Darius Garland, Bennedict Mathurin, and Jordan Miller.

The Clippers hold a narrow lead in the all-time regular-season series. Los Angeles leads 70-68 across 138 games.

Minnesota has won the last three meetings between the teams. That stretch includes a 94-88 road win on February 26, 2026, and a 115-96 result in Los Angeles on February 8. The recent matchups between the teams have been lower scoring, with both sides averaging fewer than 105 points per game.

Minnesota has been one of the stronger offensive teams this season. The Timberwolves average 118.4 points per game while allowing 114.5. The team also holds a positive scoring margin and solid three-point shooting numbers.

The Clippers have relied more on defense. Los Angeles allows 112.3 points per game but scores 112.8. Rebounding has been an area where the team has struggled compared with Minnesota.

Anthony Edwards leads Minnesota in scoring with 29.3 points per game, which ranks third in the league. Over the last 20 games he has averaged 27.4 points. Rudy Gobert leads the team in rebounding with 11.5 per game. Julius Randle has also contributed with 18.3 points and 6.9 rebounds in recent games.

For Los Angeles, Kawhi Leonard averages 27.9 points and 6.4 rebounds. James Harden has handled much of the playmaking and has averaged 9.2 assists over the past 20 games. Ivica Zubac has averaged 8.6 rebounds during that stretch. With Bradley Beal unavailable, the Clippers depend more on Leonard, Harden, and Zubac to produce offensively.