Minnesota at San Antonio

Minnesota has a +3.9 scoring differential, the fifth-best in the Western Conference. The offense is 11th from long range, while the defense is fourth in points given up and in 3-point shooting allowed, plus seventh in field goal shooting allowed. The Timberwolves have won five of six after a 97-87 victory over the Lakers. San Antonio is getting outscored on the season. The offense is 18th in scoring, 21st in field goal shooting, and 21st from 3-point land, while the defense is 16th in points given up and 18th in shooting allowed. The Spurs have lost four of seven, including three of their last four at home. The wagering value is on the visitors to win the game. Play Minnesota on the moneyline.