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2nd in Northwest Division

Next Timberwolves Game

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vs Denver Nuggets
Denver
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Sat 11/021:30 AM

Timberwolves Injuries

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There are no injuries for this team currently.

Timberwolves 2024 Schedule & Betting Odds

dateopponentscorespreadover/undermoneyline
Nov 5thCHA----
Nov 3rd@SAS----
Nov 2ndDEN----
Oct 29thDALL 114-120-4 LO 220.5DAL -175
Oct 27thTORW 112-101-15 LU 219MIN -1200
Oct 25th@SACW 117-115-1 WO 222MIN -112
Oct 23rd@LALL 103-110-1 LU 224LAL -113
Oct 19thDENL 126-132---
Oct 17th@CHIL 123-125-5 LO 230.5CHI -198
Oct 13th@NYKL 110-115+3.5 LU 226.5NYK +140

Minnesota Timberwolves Player Stats

  • scoring
    Anthony Edwards logo
    Anthony Edwards
    30
    ppg
  • rebounding
    Rudy Gobert logo
    Rudy Gobert
    11.3
    rpg
  • assists
    Julius Randle logo
    Julius Randle
    5
    apg
  • shooting
    Nickeil Alexander-Walker logo
    Nickeil Alexander-Walker
    61.9
    fg%

Minnesota Timberwolves 2023-24 Season

The 2023-2024 season presents an exciting opportunity for the Minnesota Timberwolves, with Anthony Edwards at the forefront of their plans. Edwards, the 2020 first overall pick, has rapidly evolved into a dynamic and explosive scoring talent. His sophomore season was filled with standout performances, demonstrating his ability to take over games.

As Edwards continues to mature and refine his game, he'll be a crucial factor in the Timberwolves' success. With his scoring prowess and flair for the spectacular, he's poised to become one of the league's premier young talents.

The Timberwolves, anchored by Edwards, are looking to build on their young core and make a playoff push. With promising talents like Karl-Anthony Towns and Jaden McDaniels, the team has the potential to be a force in the Western Conference.

Minnesota fans have reason to be optimistic about the upcoming season, as they witness the development of Anthony Edwards and the team's pursuit of postseason success.

Betting on the Minnesota Timberwolves

For those Timberwolves fans who want to get in on the action as their team battles its back to the playoffs, here are a few great betting options.

  • Moneyline
  • Point Spread
  • Over/Unders
  • Props
  • Futures Odds

Timberwolves Moneylines

Moneyline bets are even simpler than spread bets, as they remove the margin of victory component from the equation. If you bet on the Timberwolves moneyline and they win the game, you'd win the bet. If they lost the game, you'd lose the bet. It's as simple as that.

The odds can be a little confusing to read at first, though. Here's an example:

  • Minnesota Timberwolves +180
  • Denver Nuggets -210

You can interpret the moneyline (ML) odds in increments of $10 or $100 to make it easier. A $10 bet on the Timberwolves moneyline at +180 would profit $18 if they won the game. The favorites have inverse payouts: A Nuggets moneyline bet a -210 would net $10 for every $21 invested.

Timberwolves Spread

Against-the-spread refers to spread bets, which are popular wager types based on how much a team will win or lose a game by.

Here's an example of a Wolves game:

  • Minnesota Timberwolves (+11.5)
  • Utah Jazz (-11.5)

In spread bets, the plus and minus signs tell you which team is the underdog or favorite, and the number is the margin of victory expected. In this situation, the Wolves are 11.5-point underdogs. If you bet on the Wolves spread, you would win the bet if they won the game or lost by 11 or fewer points. If the Jazz beat them by 12 or more, that side of the bet would cash.

Timberwolves Over/Unders

The Wolves aren't exactly known for their defense, but they have some electrical options on the offensive side of the ball.

If you want to bet on a high-scoring affair, you would want to eye the total, also called an over/under. These bets are on the combined point output of both teams.

Say the Wolves played the Jazz and the total was set at 224 points. If you wanted to bet against the Wolves' defense, you could bet the over, and you'd cash if the two teams combined for 225 or more points. If they went under 224 points, that bet would lose. If the teams hit exactly 224 points, no worries: Those bets would push and the money would get refunded.

Timberwolves Prop Bets

If you want to bet just on Edwards, you can do that at any sportsbook. It's called a player prop bet, and it revolves around a specific box score stat. For example, you can bet Edwards to score over/under 21.5 points.

Timberwolves Future Odds

Expectations are rising in Minnesota with KAT, Anthony Edwards and Jaden McDaniels in the fold, which means bettors will have to shop for the best line to get good odds on Timberwolves futures bets. Futures are bets that focus on long-term outcomes, like the Wolves to make the playoffs, win the Northwest Division, win the Western Conference, win the NBA Finals, or even individual awards like Towns winning league MVP.

How to Bet on the Minnesota Timberwolves

Sports betting is not currently legal in Minnesota, and there does not seem to be much in the way of progress for it to be legalized in 2022. Stay tuned for updates on The Action Network's Minnesota betting page regarding sports betting legislation in the state. But, if you wish to bet on the Timberwolves from one of the states where sports betting is legal, you can look into the benefits of the BetMGM bonus code.

Still want to get in on the action? Minnesotans can enjoy legal sports betting alternatives like PrizePicks. PrizePicks is among the most simple and exciting DFS games in North America because users just have to place their bets, pick their favorite players, and choose over/under totals for a chance to win cash. New users can claim a deposit match on up to $100. Sign up for the PrizePicks app now!

Frequently Asked Questions
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Next Timberwolves Game

Game Details
vs Denver Nuggets
Denver
location pin
Sat 11/021:30 AM

Timberwolves Injuries

All NBA Injuries

There are no injuries for this team currently.

Minnesota Timberwolves Transactions 2024

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  • October

    • 23rd

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed C Rudy Gobert to a contract extension.

    • 22nd

      The Minnesota Timberwolves waived F Keita Bates-Diop.

    • 18th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves waived F Eugene Omoruyi.

    • 15th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves waived G Skylar Mays.

    • 2nd

      The Minnesota Timberwolves waived F Jaedon LeDee.

  • September

    • 29th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves waived G Chasson Randle.

    • 28th

      The New York Knicks traded F Keita Bates-Diop to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

    • 27th

      The New York Knicks traded G Donte DiVincenzo to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

    • 27th

      The New York Knicks traded F-C Julius Randle to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

    • 27th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves waived G Trevor Keels.

    • 27th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves traded C-F Karl-Anthony Towns to the New York Knicks.

    • 16th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed G Skylar Mays.

  • July

    • 11th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed G Daishen Nix to a two-way contract.

    • 3rd

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed G-F PJ Dozier.

    • 3rd

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed F-G Joe Ingles.

    • 2nd

      The Minnesota Timberwolves traded F Kyle Anderson to the Golden State Warriors.

    • 1st

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed F Luka Garza.

  • June

    • 30th

      F T.J. Warren elected free agency.

    • 30th

      F Luka Garza elected free agency.

    • 30th

      G Jordan McLaughlin elected free agency.

    • 30th

      G Daishen Nix elected free agency.

    • 29th

      G Monte Morris elected free agency.

    • 29th

      F Kyle Anderson declared free agency.

    • 27th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves traded G Wendell Moore Jr. to the Detroit Pistons.

  • April

    • 15th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed F T.J. Warren for the rest of the season.

    • 3rd

      The Minnesota Timberwolves converted C Luka Garza's two-way contract to a standard NBA contract.

  • March

    • 28th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves assigned G Jaylen Clark to the minors.

    • 24th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves assigned G Daishen Nix to the minors.

    • 16th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed F T.J. Warren to a second 10-day contract.

    • 6th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed F T.J. Warren to a 10-day contract.

    • 6th

      F Justin Jackson's 10-day contract expired.

  • February

    • 21st

      The Minnesota Timberwolves signed F Justin Jackson to a 10-day contract.

    • 7th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves traded F Troy Brown Jr. to the Detroit Pistons.

    • 7th

      The Minnesota Timberwolves traded G Shake Milton to the Detroit Pistons.

    • 7th

      The Detroit Pistons traded G Monte Morris to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Minnesota Timberwolves 2023-24 Season

The 2023-2024 season presents an exciting opportunity for the Minnesota Timberwolves, with Anthony Edwards at the forefront of their plans. Edwards, the 2020 first overall pick, has rapidly evolved into a dynamic and explosive scoring talent. His sophomore season was filled with standout performances, demonstrating his ability to take over games.

As Edwards continues to mature and refine his game, he'll be a crucial factor in the Timberwolves' success. With his scoring prowess and flair for the spectacular, he's poised to become one of the league's premier young talents.

The Timberwolves, anchored by Edwards, are looking to build on their young core and make a playoff push. With promising talents like Karl-Anthony Towns and Jaden McDaniels, the team has the potential to be a force in the Western Conference.

Minnesota fans have reason to be optimistic about the upcoming season, as they witness the development of Anthony Edwards and the team's pursuit of postseason success.

Betting on the Minnesota Timberwolves

For those Timberwolves fans who want to get in on the action as their team battles its back to the playoffs, here are a few great betting options.

  • Moneyline
  • Point Spread
  • Over/Unders
  • Props
  • Futures Odds

Timberwolves Moneylines

Moneyline bets are even simpler than spread bets, as they remove the margin of victory component from the equation. If you bet on the Timberwolves moneyline and they win the game, you'd win the bet. If they lost the game, you'd lose the bet. It's as simple as that.

The odds can be a little confusing to read at first, though. Here's an example:

  • Minnesota Timberwolves +180
  • Denver Nuggets -210

You can interpret the moneyline (ML) odds in increments of $10 or $100 to make it easier. A $10 bet on the Timberwolves moneyline at +180 would profit $18 if they won the game. The favorites have inverse payouts: A Nuggets moneyline bet a -210 would net $10 for every $21 invested.

Timberwolves Spread

Against-the-spread refers to spread bets, which are popular wager types based on how much a team will win or lose a game by.

Here's an example of a Wolves game:

  • Minnesota Timberwolves (+11.5)
  • Utah Jazz (-11.5)

In spread bets, the plus and minus signs tell you which team is the underdog or favorite, and the number is the margin of victory expected. In this situation, the Wolves are 11.5-point underdogs. If you bet on the Wolves spread, you would win the bet if they won the game or lost by 11 or fewer points. If the Jazz beat them by 12 or more, that side of the bet would cash.

Timberwolves Over/Unders

The Wolves aren't exactly known for their defense, but they have some electrical options on the offensive side of the ball.

If you want to bet on a high-scoring affair, you would want to eye the total, also called an over/under. These bets are on the combined point output of both teams.

Say the Wolves played the Jazz and the total was set at 224 points. If you wanted to bet against the Wolves' defense, you could bet the over, and you'd cash if the two teams combined for 225 or more points. If they went under 224 points, that bet would lose. If the teams hit exactly 224 points, no worries: Those bets would push and the money would get refunded.

Timberwolves Prop Bets

If you want to bet just on Edwards, you can do that at any sportsbook. It's called a player prop bet, and it revolves around a specific box score stat. For example, you can bet Edwards to score over/under 21.5 points.

Timberwolves Future Odds

Expectations are rising in Minnesota with KAT, Anthony Edwards and Jaden McDaniels in the fold, which means bettors will have to shop for the best line to get good odds on Timberwolves futures bets. Futures are bets that focus on long-term outcomes, like the Wolves to make the playoffs, win the Northwest Division, win the Western Conference, win the NBA Finals, or even individual awards like Towns winning league MVP.

How to Bet on the Minnesota Timberwolves

Sports betting is not currently legal in Minnesota, and there does not seem to be much in the way of progress for it to be legalized in 2022. Stay tuned for updates on The Action Network's Minnesota betting page regarding sports betting legislation in the state. But, if you wish to bet on the Timberwolves from one of the states where sports betting is legal, you can look into the benefits of the BetMGM bonus code.

Still want to get in on the action? Minnesotans can enjoy legal sports betting alternatives like PrizePicks. PrizePicks is among the most simple and exciting DFS games in North America because users just have to place their bets, pick their favorite players, and choose over/under totals for a chance to win cash. New users can claim a deposit match on up to $100. Sign up for the PrizePicks app now!

Frequently Asked Questions
Who coaches the Minnesota Timberwolves?
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Where do the Minnesota Timberwolves play?
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How many NBA championships have the Minnesota Timberwolves won?
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