Golden State Warriors vs Minnesota Timberwolves (12/6): Prediction and Best Picks, Odds, Betting Tips, and More

The Golden State Warriors will be hosting the Minnesota Timberwolves tonight in what will make for some must-watch basketball. Fans are especially excited to see some of the biggest stars like Stephen Curry and Anthony Edwards be in action tonight. This is only the first meeting between the Warriors and the Timberwolves this season. So this one could go either way as both teams have transformed quite a bit during free agency.
You might be wondering about the best picks from this exciting matchup between the Dubs and the Timberwolves. Continue reading to learn more about the best calls, odds, predictions, and more.


The Warriors will be able to field a strong lineup assuming they don’t rest Stephen Curry for two nights in a row. Moreover, Draymond Green’s MRI came back clean which is also a huge positive. With these two on the court, there’s not much that can stop the Dubs from playing a good game.
While the Minnesota Timberwolves will surely miss Joe Ingles and Rob Dillingham, they still won’t have any issues fielding a formidable starting five. Furthermore, players like Donte DiVincenzo and Naz Reid should be able to provide a decent boost off the bench.
We also have to take into account that the Golden State Warriors have just won their first match after five consecutive losses. Moreover, they did so with Stephen Curry and Draymond Green missing from the lineup. So, confidence is at an all-time high. If Curry and Green are available for tomorrow’s game, it wouldn’t be surprising if the Dubs get another win on the board.
While the Timberwolves certainly have enough quality to compete with the Warriors, the chemistry just hasn’t been there for them this season. They’re currently averaging 24.9 assists per game which puts them at 20th in the league. Unless the Timberwolves learn to play together overnight, tomorrow will prove to be a tough game for them.
- Spread: Timberwolves (+1.5) vs Warriors (-1.5)
- Moneyline: Warriors (-125) vs Timberwolves (+105)

As we’ve said above, the Golden State Warriors have a lot of momentum going into this game and also have the home-court advantage. Unless the Timberwolves function as a proper unit, they are bound to have a very tough night in Golden State.
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Fans can watch the game live on ESPN, NBCS-BA, FDSN, NBA League Pass, or FUBO TV. The match will go live at 10 PM ET.
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