After a week in which the Wolves went 1-2, the Wolves stayed put in ESPN.com’s NBA Power Rankings, sitting at No. 13.
Minnesota beat Washington on Tuesday on the road before falling the Spurs on Saturday in San Antonio and Houston on Sunday at Target Center.
The Wolves hope to rise up the rankings, and more importantly in the Western Conference, with a home game against the Clippers on Tuesday before hitting the road to play the Knicks on Friday and 76ers on Saturday.
The Clippers, 37-32, rank 17th in the rankings. The Knicks, 25-45, rank 26th.