Clark was not able to return to the game, which the Wolves lost 130-123, and his absence was immediately felt as the Thunder outscored the Wolves by 14 points the remainder of the

Minnesota Timberwolves wing Jaylen Clark looked like he suffered a serious injury to his head/neck area in Sunday's loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. After stealing the ball in the third quarter, Clark pushed upcourt for a layup. After taking some contact, Clark came down and his neck snapped back, followed by his head violently hitting the floor.

The short-handed Minnesota Timberwolves had their rotation thinned further when guard Jaylen Clark left their game in the third quarter against the Oklahoma City Thunder because of neck pain