Minnesota Timberwolves - Atlanta Hawks: betting tip (kef 1.71) and bets on the NBA match

Current form 

On February 8, in Minneapolis, the Minnesota Timberwolves suffered a painful 96-115 home loss to the Los Angeles Clippers at the Target Center. This was the second setback in a row and an unpleasant blow to the positions in the Northwest Division, where the team is going with a balance of 32-22, taking third place. Almost from the very beginning, the Wolves found themselves in the role of catching up, losing the first three quarters — 19:23, 23:31 and 17:26.

By the beginning of the final period, the gap had reached 25 points, and a late breakthrough could no longer change the essence of what was happening. Minnesota won the rebounds 41-37, but failed in the main thing: only 8 of 33 three-pointers and 21 losses turned the attack into a random wandering. Anthony Edwards scored 23 points, converting 8 of 10 free throws, Naz Reed collected 9 rebounds, but even their efforts did not save the match, in which the hosts led only about 4 percent of the playing time.

Current form 

On February 8, at the State Farm Arena, Atlanta lost to the Charlotte Hornets with a score of 119:126, losing an important divisional match and dropping to third place in the Southeast Division with a balance of 26-28. The start looked encouraging: the first quarter was won 35:32, the pace was high, and by the big break, the scoreboard showed equal numbers — 60:60. However, after the break, the Hawks missed the decisive segment, losing the third quarter at 30:38.

Despite a decent implementation — 49 percent from the game and 18 out of 37 from beyond the arc - the team lost the fight on the shield 30-49, depriving itself of second chances. Jaylen Johnson was the most notable, scoring 31 points and 9 rebounds, Nickale Alexander-Walker handed out 10 assists, but the support was not enough, and the attempt to save the match in the end remained an attempt.