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Oklahoma City Thunder at Minnesota Timberwolves Preview & Picks – Can OKC Win NBA Road Game?

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Oklahoma City Thunder at Minnesota Timberwolves Preview & Picks

Will Oklahoma City notch another win before the NBA All-Star break?

Check back here on Thursday morning for our free Oklahoma City Thunder at Minnesota Timberwolves tips.

Head To Head

  • Oklahoma City Thunder lead the all-time series 94-48
  • Oklahoma City Thunder won 113-105 when the two teams last met on December 31

Oklahoma City Thunder Form

Oklahoma City went into Wednesday night’s game against Miami looking to extend their win streak to seven games.

The Thunder ended January on a low note as they were beaten 116-109 at Golden State, but they have not tasted defeat since then.

They returned home to blow out Sacramento, 144-110, and that proved to be the start of a six-game tear that saw them also beat Milwaukee, 125-96, Phoenix 140-109, and Toronto, 121-109, at home.

Oklahoma City then made it five-in-a-row when they went out on the road to down Memphis, 125-112.

That became six-in-a-row for the Thunder on Monday night as they headed back home to beat New Orleans 137-101.

Minnesota Timberwolves Form

Minnesota entered Wednesday’s game against Milwaukee aiming to rebound from a road defeat that ended a three-game winning run.

The Timberwolves ended January on a tear as they won five consecutive games, but they made a rough start to February.

Their five-game run was ended by a 105-103 home defeat to Washington, and they then fell to a 116-114 defeat when they played host to Sacramento.

Minnesota rallied before heading out on the road though, beating Chicago 127-108, Houston 127-114 and Portland 114-98.

The Timberwolves failed to make it four-in-a-row in Cleveland though, as they were beaten 128-107 by the Cavaliers.