vs
Game Date:
11/09/2016
7:05pm EST
Lines:
Minnesota +2.5
Orlando -2.5
Total:
Over
201 (-106)
Under 201 (-104)
Community Picks: Minnesota Timberwolves 0% vs Orlando Magic 0%
Minnesota Timberwolves and Orlando Magic Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
The Brooklyn Nets (3-4) make a quick jaunt across the East River to face the New York Knicks (2-4) in the first of four meetings between the Atlantic Division rivals. The Knicks have allowed at least 30 points or more in 10 of the 24 quarters this season, including a season-high 36 in the fourth quarter of a 114-109 loss at home to Utah on Sunday. New York was leading at the half 54-49. Continue to Article
November 09, 2016 12:12:am EST
The two players who stole the show -- stole the whole All-Star Weekend in Toronto -- are still making their victory laps it seems. Neither LaVine nor Gordon is ready to commit to the Slam Dunk Contest in February. "We're both very casual, relaxed dudes," Gordon said after practice Tuesday. Continue to Article
November 09, 2016 12:09:am EST
No matter how much Tom Thibodeau screamed, his Minnesota Timberwolves clearly aren't hearing his message about defense. Kenny Atkinson sure liked what he saw from his offense. Brook Lopez scored 26 points, and the Brooklyn Nets kept the Timberwolves winless on the road with a 119-110 victory Tuesday night. Continue to Article
November 08, 2016 10:50:pm EST
Kevin Durant leaving Oklahoma City to join the Golden State Warriors was the most landscape-shifting decision of the offseason, but Dwyane Wade choosing to leave the Miami Heat for a homecoming tour with the Chicago Bulls might have been the single most stunning move of the NBA summer. For 13 seasons, Wade stood as the standard-bearer in South Beach. Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino could claim a level of individual success that rivaled Wade’s excellence, but Wade helped bring three NBA championships to Biscayne Bay. Continue to Article
November 08, 2016 12:45:pm EST
Highlights of Monday's National Basketball Association games: Warriors 116, Pelicans 106 Stephen Curry rebounded from his first game without a 3-pointer in almost two years by sinking an NBA-record 13 from beyond the arc during a 46-point performance Monday night, leading the Golden State Warriors to a 116-106 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans. Curry provided the late cushion for the Warriors, burying an 11th, 12th and record-setting 13th 3-pointer on consecutive possessions that turned a five-point game into a 109-97 advantage with just 2:23 to play. After his 157-game stretch with at least one 3-pointer was snapped when he went 0-for-10 against the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday, Curry finished 13 of 17 from beyond the arc Monday. Continue to Article
November 08, 2016 1:46:am EST
