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Donte DiVincenzo headshot

Donte DiVincenzo

Minnesota Timberwolves logoG · Minnesota Timberwolves

6′4″ · 203 lb · Age 29

Achilles · RightPlayoffs G4 · vs DEN

Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Recovery progress

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Diagnosis (completed)Apr 26
  • Surgery (current)Apr 26
  • Rehab (upcoming)
  • Practice (upcoming)
  • Return (upcoming)
  • Donte DiVincenzo, G for the Minnesota Timberwolves, tore his Achilles on Apr 25, 2026 in playoff Game 4 vs the Denver Nuggets at Target Center. Current stage: Surgery (updated Apr 26, 2026).

    Achilles

    Achilles tear · 2026-27 season · Apr 25, 2026

    Right Achilles injury diagram
    Right Achilles
    Season / game
    2026-27 · Game 4
    Phase
    Playoffs
    Opponent
    vs Denver Nuggets
    Arena
    Target Center — Minneapolis, MN
    Side
    Right
    Source
    nba.com

    Went down 1:19 into Game 4 of the Western Conference first-round series against Denver, slipping to the court while chasing a ball in the opening minutes. He put little to no weight on his right foot and left the arena in a wheelchair. An MRI the next day revealed a ruptured right Achilles tendon, ending his season; Minnesota won the game to lead the series 3-1.

    Recovery timeline

    Current stage: Surgery

    1. Apr 26, 2026 · Surgery

      Surgery in New York

      Team announced surgery that afternoon in New York by Dr. Martin O'Malley of the Hospital for Special Surgery.

      Source
    2. Apr 26, 2026 · Diagnosis

      Ruptured Achilles confirmed by MRI

      MRI by Dr. Craig Bennett at Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine revealed a ruptured right Achilles tendon; out indefinitely.

      Source