Minnesota Timberwolves vs Chicago Bulls Prediction & Picks, November 14, 2026

The Timberwolves and Bulls both give up a lot of rebounds, but Terrence Shannon Jr. has been quiet on the boards lately. Minnesota lets teams grab about 44.5 rebounds a game, while Chicago allows 44.6, so there's a good chance for a lot of rebounding action overall. However, Shannon has not been hitting the boards hard, and that could mean he stays under 2.5 rebounds. With both teams allowing plenty of attempts from three-point range, it's likely that the focus will be more on scoring than rebounding. The risk here is that Shannon could have a surprising game and grab a few more boards than expected. But based on what we've seen lately, betting on him to stay under 2.5 rebounds might be a smart call.

Minnesota Timberwolves vs Chicago Bulls: Matas Buzelis Under 18.5 Pts + Asts (-108)

Matas Buzelis has a tough match ahead against the Minnesota Timberwolves, who are known for making it hard for players to rack up points and assists. The Timberwolves allow a decent number of threes and rebounds, but they also force turnovers at a higher rate than most teams. This makes it tricky for opponents to find their rhythm and get easy baskets. With Buzelis needing to hit under 18.5 points and assists, there's a solid chance he might struggle to reach that mark, especially against Minnesota's strong defense. The most concrete risk is that both teams are pretty close in how they handle turnovers, which could mean fewer chances for Buzelis to score or assist.

Minnesota Timberwolves vs Chicago Bulls: Norman Powell Under 2.5 3-Pointers (-108)

For this bet, Norman Powell needs to hit fewer than three 3-pointers against the Minnesota Timberwolves tonight. The Timberwolves allow a lot of 3-point attempts, but they are also good at defending against them, giving up less than the league average. That could make it tough for Powell to get open looks. Also, it's important to note that Powell might face some strong defenders, and the Timberwolves force turnovers often, which could disrupt his rhythm. While there's a decent chance he might not reach that number, the close matchup makes this a bit risky.

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