Timberwolves vs. Spurs: NBA Best Bets, Picks and Same Game Parlay for Game 2

Top Bets at a Glance

• Spurs Moneyline
• Victor Wembanyama Over 26.5 Points
• De'Aaron Fox Over 17.5 Points
• Stephon Castle Over 6.5 Assists

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Spurs vs. Timberwolves Props and Betting Picks for Game 2

Leg 1: San Antonio Spurs Moneyline

After getting stunned at home in Game 1 — a game that featured 19 lead changes and 17 ties — the San Antonio Spurs have every reason to come out with a completely different level of urgency tonight. Their two stars, Victor Wembanyama and De'Aaron Fox, combined for just 21 points on 10-of-31 shooting in Game 1. Those two will surely perform better today.

Fox alone had six of the Spurs' 13 turnovers and shot 5-of-14. Wembanyama was historically dominant defensively with his record 12 blocks, but he shot 0-of-8 from three and 5-of-17 overall — numbers that are statistical outliers for the reigning Defensive Player of the Year who averages 25 points and 38% shooting from deep on the season.

The Spurs are the better team on paper, they are at home -- where they went 34-9 in the regular season -- and they have significant motivation to avoid an 0-2 hole. They should be able to get the W in Game 2.

Leg 2: Victor Wembanyama Over 26.5 Points

Wembanyama's Game 1 shooting line — 5-of-17 overall and 0-of-8 from three-point range — was one of the most startling box-score anomalies of the 2026 playoffs. His season average is 25 points per game on a consistent 38% from three. In his five most recent games against Minnesota specifically, he averaged 27.8 points, 8.4 rebounds, and 2.8 assists, including a 39-point explosion in their January 17 regular-season meeting.

The issue in Game 1 was not ability — it was shot selection and situation. The Spurs used Wembanyama heavily as a screener and passer at the top of the arc, limiting his opportunities to attack in the half-court. Expect coach Mitch Johnson to redesign Wemby's offensive role tonight, getting him the ball earlier in actions and setting up post-entry passes to him and pull-up jumpers rather than relegating him to screener duty.

Rudy Gobert's rim protection is elite, but Wembanyama's three-point range and step-back game means Gobert cannot guard him comfortably on the perimeter. I expect Wemby to bounce back in a big way today.

Leg 3: De'Aaron Fox Over 17.5 Points

Fox was the biggest individual disappearing act in Game 1, scoring just 10 points on 5-of-14 shooting with six turnovers in 33 minutes. Those numbers represent perhaps the worst game of his 2025-26 season. For context, Fox averaged 18.6 points and 6.2 assists during the regular season and was dynamite in the first-round series against Portland, using his quickness and downhill attacking ability to dissect the Blazers' defense repeatedly.

With Edwards not 100%, the Minnesota Timberwolves do not have a lateral defender capable of consistently stopping Fox in isolation — Terrence Shannon Jr. has been impressive in his expanded role, but Fox's first step is still among the best in the NBA at this stage of his career.

Fox should be able to bounce back in the scoring department.

Leg 4: Stephon Castle Over 6.5 Assists

Castle averages 7.4 assists per game this season — above the 6.5 line — while also contributing 16.6 points and 5.3 rebounds. He was exceptional in the first-round series against Portland, and his role as San Antonio's primary initiator and distributor in pick-and-roll actions gives him a clear path to multiple assist opportunities against Minnesota's depleted backcourt.

In Game 1, Castle fouled out with 17 points and five assists, putting up good numbers despite not getting his full minutes. If he stays out of foul trouble in Game 2 — which the Spurs desperately need — expect his assist total to climb by virtue of his natural facilitating role.

The Wolves' banged up perimeter D should have a tough time handling Castle.

SGP Odds at Publication: +643

NBA Betting Frequently Asked Questions

What is the point spread in NBA betting?

The point spread is a handicap applied to the favored team to level the playing field. For example, if the Lakers are -6.5 against the Celtics, the Lakers must win by 7 or more points for a bet on them to pay out. A bet on the Celtics wins if Boston wins outright or loses by 6 points or fewer.

What does the moneyline mean in NBA betting?

A moneyline bet is a straight-up wager on which team wins — no spread involved. Odds use American format: a favorite is listed with a minus sign (e.g., -180), meaning a wager of $180 would win $100. An underdog carries a plus sign (e.g., +155), meaning a $100 bet would return $155 profit.

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