Warriors at Timberwolves: Minnesota Faces Golden State Amid Edwards Injury News
A 3-1 Minnesota team hosts struggling Golden State at Target Center as reports focus on the Wolves' path forward with Anthony Edwards hurt.
Minnesota is off to a 3-1 start, but the conversation around the team this week has centered on Anthony Edwards' knee. According to reports, Wolves president Tim Connelly detailed the injury and a recovery timeline in a new video, and a Star Tribune column from Scoggins frames the stretch without Edwards as Chris Finch's toughest test with the franchise. How the Wolves hold their footing without their top scorer is the story of Wednesday night.
The opponent arrives in need of a result of its own. Golden State comes into Target Center at 1-3, looking to steady itself after an uneven opening week, while Minnesota tries to protect its early record. Tip-off is set for 8:00 PM ET on Wednesday, Oct. 28, with the game on NBA League Pass.
Stephen Curry sits atop the board with a points line of 23.5, and the Warriors will also look to Brandin Podziemski at 15.5 and Jonathan Kuminga at 14.5. For Minnesota, Jaden McDaniels is set at 17.5 points, and with Edwards sidelined, reports point to other Wolves players stepping into larger roles, a theme ESPN's fantasy coverage also picked up this week. Rudy Gobert's rebounding line is 11.5, and Dunking with Wolves writes that the matchup gives the center an opportunity for a standout game. How Minnesota distributes its scoring load will go a long way toward deciding this one.
The market still leans toward the home side despite the Edwards news. Minnesota is a 4.5-point favorite, priced at -156 to win outright, and the total sits at 227.5.

