- Matchup: Golden State Warriors vs Minnesota Timberwolves
- Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
- Venue: Target Center, Minneapolis, MN
- Broadcast: DAZN
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The Golden State Warriors (1-3) are set to face off against the Minnesota Timberwolves (3-1) at Target Center this Wednesday.
In their previous outing, the Warriors triumphed over the Nuggets, finishing with a score of 134-114. Golden State shot an impressive 54.1% from the field (46 of 85) and successfully made 22 out of 44 three-point attempts. At the free-throw line, they converted 20 of 21 shots for an exceptional 95.2%. They recorded a total of 45 rebounds, including 13 offensive boards, and dished out 31 assists. Additionally, they forced the Nuggets into 12 turnovers and registered 5 steals. Defensively, the Warriors allowed their opponents to shoot 50.0% from the field on 42 out of 84 attempts. Denver notched 31 assists and achieved 13 steals, while securing 32 rebounds (10 offensive, 22 defensive) and blocking 2 shots. The Nuggets embellished their performance with a free throw shooting rate of 87.0%, hitting 20 of 23 attempts and making 10 of 29 from beyond the arc. In terms of fouls, Golden State committed 24 while Denver recorded 17.
A standout performer was Yaxel Lendeborg, who scored 31 points on 9 of 19 shooting. He played for 31 minutes and grabbed 12 boards, finishing with a shooting percentage of 47.4% and contributing 6 assists.
As they head into this match, the Warriors hold a record of 1-3 this season. They average 117.3 points per game (10th in the NBA), shooting 45.3% overall. The team has also been effective from three, with a shooting percentage of 38.1% (61 of 160) and a successful free-throw rate of 82.6%. Golden State averages 41.5 rebounds per game and has delivered 103 assists this season—ranking 8th in the NBA. However, they face challenges with a turnover rate of 17.5 per game and committ 23.0 personal fouls on average.
Defensively, the Warriors are forcing their opponents into 18.5 turnovers per game while averaging 23.5 fouls. They allow opponents a three-point shooting rate of 37.6% and are ranked 21st in the league for points allowed per game (120.8). Their defensive field goal percentage stands at 52.8% (178 of 337), yielding 41.0 rebounds per game and ranking last in the NBA for opponent assists surrendered (119).
In their last contest, the Timberwolves fell short with a score of 127-125 against the Cavaliers. They secured a total of 54 rebounds (37 defensive and 17 offensive) but turned the ball over 18 times and managed only 7 steals. Cleveland committed 24 personal fouls, granting the Timberwolves 23 free throw attempts, of which they converted 14 for a percentage of 60.9%. From three-point territory, Minnesota hit 13 of 40 shots (32.5%). Overall, the Timberwolves shot 48.0% from the floor, making 49 of 102 attempts, while allowing the Cavaliers to shoot 45.1% (46 of 102) overall. The Timberwolves also permitted 50 total rebounds to Cleveland (13 offensive).
Anthony Edwards played a pivotal role for the Timberwolves, scoring 47 points during 41 minutes of play, along with 4 assists. He made 19 of 34 attempts for a shooting rate of 55.9% and secured 4 rebounds.
Currently, Minnesota boasts a record of 3-1 this season. On the offensive end, the Timberwolves are shooting 48.0% from the field, placing them 6th in the league. They have accumulated 488 points (122.0 per game) and average 54.0 rebounds each outing. Their assists per game stand at 26.0 (12th in the NBA), while their turnover rate parallels that of the Warriors at 17.5 per game. Minnesota averages 22.5 fouls per contest and connects on 60.7% of their free throw attempts.
Defensively, the Timberwolves rank 4th in the league for points allowed per game, conceding just 105.0. They force an average of 16.0 turnovers per game and limit opponents to a shooting percentage of 43.9% (9th in the league). Opponents are shooting 28.4% from beyond the arc (44 of 155) and 69.7% from the free-throw line. They allow 25.0 assists and 40.3 rebounds per game, ranking 12th and 2nd in the league respectively.
Which team will emerge victorious in tonight’s NBA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Back Golden State
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