Take away Kevin Durant and the Phoenix Suns automatically become a lower-tier Western Conference team. That’s exactly what we’ve seen in recent games as the Suns continue life without their superstar, who is recovering from a calf injury. In their last two games, the Suns only scored 83 and 104 points, along with KD they were also missing Bradley Beal, who would catch up in his absence. Without those two and possibly even Grayson Allen and Jusuf Nurkic, Phoenix will have a hard time staying competitive against the Timberwolves today.

Minnesota is coming off a much-needed 130-126 OT win over Sacramento that ended a 3-game slide. They overcome a 60-point attempt from De’Aaron Fox. Anthony Edwards did what he had to do and made a late three-pointer to seal the game. However, at just 7-6 SU this season, the T’Wolves are definitely not where they want to be. Losing those two games against Portland earlier this week could come back to haunt them later this season. Today’s game is winnable, but Minnesota needs a big margin of victory to cover the spread here.

I prefer to focus on the point total here. Phoenix is ​​really struggling to score, they just knocked down 9 threes in their loss to OKC. It could be another long night for them against Minnesota, which ranks 7th in opponent three-point percentage this season. These are only the 17th and 21st ranked teams in terms of pace, given all the injuries I think the points total here is a bit too high. Back down.

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