NBABulls — Timberwolves

Bulls2-9 · visitante

Timberwolves9-3 · local

• Bulls contra Timberwolves12¢12 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-1.5)85¢85 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-3.5)81¢81 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-5.5)76¢76 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-7.5)71¢71 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-8.5)68¢68 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-9.5)64¢64 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-10.5)62¢62 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-11.5)60¢60 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-12.5)57¢57 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-13.5)54¢54 %
• Hándicap: Timberwolves (-14.5)50¢50 %

The Minnesota Timberwolves enter as heavy favorites against the Chicago Bulls on November 14 at Target Center, reflecting their 9-3 record, elite defense allowing under 106 points per game, and strong recent form with five wins in six contests despite Anthony Edwards’ knee surgery and Donte DiVincenzo’s extended Achilles absence. LaMelo Ball and Ayo Dosunmu have anchored the backcourt effectively alongside Rudy Gobert’s rim protection and wing contributors like Jaden McDaniels and Jonathan Kuminga. In contrast, the Bulls sit at 1-9 with the league’s worst defensive rating, surrendering nearly 129 points per game amid a prolonged losing streak and multiple absences, including Caleb Wilson (hand fracture) and Tobe Awaka (back). Questionable status for Norman Powell and Dailyn Swain adds further uncertainty for Chicago ahead of a demanding schedule spot. Trader pricing captures the sizable gap in team efficiency, home-court edge, and sustained momentum for Minnesota.