Minnesota - Phoenix. Betting Tip for the NBA match

Current form

Minnesota is once again in a situation that can be described as unpleasant, but not critical. Three defeats in the last four meetings is, of course, a wake—up call, but not yet an alarm signal. On March 25, Chris Finch's team went to visit Indiana and returned with a 16—point difference of 103:119. Moreover, there were no truly intriguing moments in that match: the Pacers methodically dismantled the guests, not even leaving them a consolatory advantage in one of the quarters.

From the good side, Naz Reed proved once again that he is not just a man with an interesting surname, but quite an important element of Minnesota. 20 points in the piggy bank, even though the team lost. Anthony Edwards, who has long been considered the Timberwolves' main weapon, scored 17 points, while Rudy Gobert, like a true French gourmet, preferred a double-double dish with 16 points, 16 rebounds and three assists. However, with such numbers, you can at least paint pictures, but if your team is losing, it doesn't do much good. So far, Minnesota ranks eighth in the West with 41 wins and 32 losses. But there is still time to fix the situation.

Disqualifications and injuries

Before the game, the main question for fans is: which of the key players will be on the floor? And here there is good news for the Timberwolves — the team is approaching the meeting in full force. All the stars are in place, no one is healing injuries, no one is serving a suspension. So there are no excuses, just a struggle.

Interesting facts for betting

Minnesota scores an average of 212 points in matches with Phoenix (statistics for the last ten games).The Timberwolves have defeated Phoenix in their last seven games.

The approximate line-up: Mike Conley, Anthony Edwards, Jaden McDaniels, Julius Randle, Rudy Gober.