The Minnesota Timberwolves still find themselves fighting for their postseason fate heading into their regular-season finale against the New Orleans Pelicans Sunday afternoon. With just one win separating them from the sixth-seeded Los Angeles Lakers, the ninth-seeded Wolves should be looking at their upcoming bout as a must-win contest. Rudy Gobert popped up on the injury report as questionable with back spasms early Sunday, but the center is going to give it a go.

A key member of the Wolves' starting lineup, the star pivot has been a major contributor throughout his first season with the club. Logging 30.9 minutes a night, Rudy Gobert is posting impressive per-game averages of 13.6 points, 11.8 rebounds, and 1.4 blocks while shooting a highly efficient 65.9% from the field.

Luckily, Gobert will not be relegated to the sidelines for the Easter Sunday contest. The Timberwolves are already without center Naz Reid because of an injury, so not having Gobert as well would have been a big blow for this crucial game.

Along with Gobert, franchise cornerstone Karl-Anthony Towns was also viewed as questionable against New Orleans, as the oft-hobbled big is dealing with a nagging right calf strain. Towns just recently returned to the Wolves' lineup back on March 22 after missing nearly four months due to a Grade 2 calf strain. Like Gobert, KAT will play in this big game against New Orleans.

The Timberwolves have had an up-and-down season and will try to bring some momentum into the postseason.