Timberwolves vs Thunder Match Player Stats | Playoffs Game 5 Wednesday, May 28th 2025

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Timberwolves vs Thunder Match Player Stats | Playoffs Game 5 Wednesday, May 28th 2025

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Todays Wednesday, May 28th Matchup Details

Wednesday Minnesota Timberwolves at Oklahoma City Thunder
Playoffs Game 5 is on Wednesday, May 28th 2025
28/05/25 20:30:00 PM EST Tipoff

Playoffs Game 5 Key Match Player Stats to Minnesota Timberwolves at Oklahoma City Thunder

Jaden McDaniels has made 53.5% of his shots from the field over the last 15 games, 5.6% more than he’s sunk over the course of the year.

Among all players in the NBA, Jaden McDaniels rates in the 86th percentile for playing time, averaging a colossal 32.0 minutes per game this year.

In regard to scoring, the Minnesota Timberwolves’s impressive 116.2 points per game comes in as the 6th-best in the league over the last 5 games.

The Timberwolves will likely get a boost in plays in this contest from facing the 5th-fastest tempo home offense in the NBA this year (the Thunder).

Jaden McDaniels has made 100.0% of his foul shots over the last 5 games, 18.7% more than he’s sunk in all games this year.

Among all players in the league, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander registers in the 83rd percentile for 3-point prowess when playing at home with a phenomenal 40.2% rate this year.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has attempted 5.7 three-pointers per game this year, significantly higher than his 3.6 mark last year.

Out of all players in the league, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander places in the 92nd percentile for playing time, registering a monstrous 34.0 minutes per game with the home court advantage this year.

When it comes to 3-point attempts, the 8th-most aggressive offense in the NBA while on their home court this year has been the Thunder.

This year when they are on their home court, opposing starting PGs have shot 38.3% on 3-pointers (9th-highest in the NBA) against the Minnesota Timberwolves, resulting in a favorable matchup.

Luguentz Dort has sunk 3.5 3-point shots per game over the last 15 games at home, 0.6 more than he’s converted over the course of the season with the home court advantage.

Out of all players in the NBA, Luguentz Dort lands in the 76th percentile for playing time, compiling a whopping 28.8 minutes per game with the home court advantage this year.

With respect to offense, the Thunder’s superb 126.2 points per game when playing at home places strongest in the league over the last 25 games.

This year when they are playing at home, opposing starting SGs have averaged 2.6 three-pointers per game (4th-most in the NBA) against the Timberwolves, marking this as a positive matchup.

The Thunder have played at the 5th-speediest pace in the league with the home court advantage this year.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has successfully made 58.8% of his field goal attempts over the last 5 games at home, 6.0% more than he’s sunk over the course of the season while playing at home.

Jaden McDaniels has made 2.0 threes per game over the last 5 games, 0.8 higher than he’s sunk over the course of the year.

With respect to 3-point attempts, the 3rd-most aggressive offense in the league as the road team over the last 20 games has been the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Naz Reid has attempted 5.5 3-point shots per game this year, ranking in the 83rd percentile out of all players in the NBA.

Naz Reid has sunk 2.4 foul shots per game over the last 5 games, 1.0 more than he’s put through the net in all games this year.

Relative to last season’s 2.5 clip, Anthony Edwards’s three-pointers scored have jumped this season to 3.9 per game.

Among all players in the league, Anthony Edwards ranks in the 98th percentile for playing time, putting up a colossal 36.5 minutes per game this year.

This year, opposing starting SGs have shot 44.1% on threes (2nd-best in the league) vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder, making this a positive matchup.

Julius Randle has successfully made 2.6 shots from downtown per game over the last 5 games, 1.0 more than he’s converted in all games this season.

Among all players in the NBA, Julius Randle places in the 89th percentile for playing time, averaging a monstrous 32.8 minutes per game this year.

Jalen Williams has converted 2.6 shots from behind the three-point arc per game over the last 5 games, 0.8 higher than he’s converted overall this year.

Among all players in the league, Jalen Williams rates in the 88th percentile for playing time, logging an enormous 32.2 minutes per game playing at home this year.

Jalen Williams will have the benefit of the home court advantage in this matchup. Playing on your home court usually raises stat production across the board.

Chet Holmgren has registered 14.2 points per game while playing at home this year, placing him in the 77th percentile — among the league’s best by this metric.

Chet Holmgren has made 53.1% of his shots from the field over the last 5 games, 5.8% higher than he’s made in all games this season.

Chet Holmgren has attempted 5.2 free throws per game over the last 5 games when playing at home, 1.2 more than he’s attempted overall this year at home.

Isaiah Hartenstein has converted 100.0% of his free throw attempts over the last 5 games at home, 34.2% more than he’s made over the course of the season on his home court.

Isaiah Hartenstein will enjoy the home court advantage in this matchup. Playing with the home court advantage tends to boost stat production in all facets of the game.

Among all players in the NBA, Jalen Williams places in the 94th percentile for shots from the field made, registering an enormous 8.1 per game this year.

Mike Conley has successfully made 37.4% of his treys away from his home court this year, ranking in the 78th percentile out of all players in the league.

This year, the other team’s starting PGs have averaged 7.7 three attempts per game (most in the NBA) vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder, designating this as a good matchup.

Out of all players in the NBA, Anthony Edwards comes in at the 99th percentile, totaling a colossal 27.1 points per game this year.

Out of all players in the NBA, Rudy Gobert lands in the 87th percentile for playing time, averaging a whopping 32.3 minutes per game this year.

The number of points registered against Isaiah Hartenstein has been very high (13.8 per game) when guarding other starting Cs this year (100th percentile).

The showdown with Isaiah Hartenstein in regard to getting to the free-throw line slots into only the 100th percentile for difficulty with the other team’s starting Cs attempting a massive 4.0 foul shots per game this year.

Mike Conley has successfully made 100.0% of his free throws over the last 5 games, 10.7% more than he’s put through the net in all games this season.

The matchup against the Thunder is a strong one for getting to the free-throw line; the opposition’s starting PGs have attempted a monstrous 5.2 foul shots per game this year (most in the NBA).

Julius Randle has sunk 8.8 shots made from the field per game over the last 5 games, 2.0 higher than he’s put through the hoop over the course of the year.

Alex Caruso has made 52.3% of his shot attempts from the field over the last 15 games at home, 8.2% higher than he’s made over the course of the year with the home court advantage.

Alex Caruso has sunk 100.0% of his free throw attempts over the last 5 games at home, 21.7% more than he’s sunk overall this year with the home court advantage.

Alex Caruso will enjoy the benefit of the home court advantage in this contest. Playing in your home stadium tends to boost player production in all stat categories.

Alex Caruso has converted 1.8 shots from behind the three-point arc per game over the last 15 games, 0.6 higher than he’s converted from 3-point range overall this year.

Chet Holmgren is expected to see a spike in output in all stat categories in light of owning the home court advantage in this matchup.

Negative Match Player Stats Trends that should impact Minnesota Timberwolves at Oklahoma City Thunder

Jaden McDaniels has accumulated 4.2 personal fouls per game over the last 5 games, 1.4 higher than he’s accumulated in all games this season.

The matchup vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder is a tough one for 3-point shots; the other team’s starting SFs have shot for the 2nd-lowest three percentage in the league this year (25.5%).

The 2nd-least up-tempo tempo team in the NBA over the last 25 games has been the Minnesota Timberwolves.

The Timberwolves check in as the 9th-worst offensive rebounding offense in the league as the visting team this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession, and a lack of them may therefore eliminate extra opportunities for scoring and assists).

Jaden McDaniels stands to see a decline in output across the board in light of playing on the visting team in this contest.

The Thunder will likely suffer a reduction in plays today from being pitted against the 2nd-slowest pace offense in the NBA over the last 25 games (the Minnesota Timberwolves).

The Thunder rank as the 10th-worst offensive rebounding offense in the league on their home court this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession, and a lack of them may therefore reduce extra chances for scoring and assists).

Luguentz Dort has accumulated 2.8 personal fouls per game playing at home this year, ranking in the 94th percentile — among the league’s most foul-prone.

Luguentz Dort has converted a lowly 0.5 foul shots per game this season, quite a bit less than his 1.6 rate last season.

Over the last 20 games, the other team’s starting SGs have attempted 2.2 foul shots per game (2nd-fewest in the NBA) vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves, finding it difficult to get to the free-throw line.

The matchup against the Minnesota Timberwolves is a tough one for shots from the field; the other team’s starting PGs have put up the lowest FG% in the league this year (39.8%).

The matchup vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves may be a tough one for getting to the charity stripe; opposing starting PGs have attempted a mere 3.3 foul shots per game over the last 15 games (5th-least in the league).

Naz Reid has been called for 2.4 personal fouls per game this year, placing him among the highest-fouling players in the NBA (87th percentile).

Naz Reid should see a decline in production in all stat categories on account of playing away from home in this contest.

Anthony Edwards will not enjoy the benefit of the home court advantage in this game. Playing while traveling tends to worsen player production in all stat categories.

Among all players in the NBA, Julius Randle rates in the 92nd percentile for personal fouls, putting up a whopping 2.6 fouls per game this year.

The matchup against the Thunder is a challenging one for shot attempts from downtown; the opposing team’s starting PFs have tallied the least three attempts per game in the NBA over the last 5 games (2.2).

Julius Randle should experience a decrease in effectiveness in all facets of the game considering being on the road in this game.

Over the last 10 games, the opposition’s starting SFs have averaged 1.3 threes per game (9th-lowest in the NBA) vs. the Timberwolves, branding this as a hard matchup.

Out of all players in the NBA, Chet Holmgren lands in the 76th percentile for personal fouls, averaging a colossal 2.2 fouls per game this year.

This year, the other team’s starting PFs have tallied 14.5 points per game (fewest in the league) vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves, creating a challenging matchup for offensive effectiveness.

Relative to last season’s 50.0% mark, Isaiah Hartenstein’s 3-point effectiveness has fallen this season to 0.0%.

Out of all players in the league, Isaiah Hartenstein registers in the 95th percentile for personal fouls, tallying a colossal 2.8 fouls per game while at home this year.

The showdown with Rudy Gobert ranks in the 25th percentile for difficulty with the opposing team’s starting Cs notching a mere 12.0 points per game this year.

This year, the opposition’s starting SFs have averaged 40.6% on field goals (3rd-worst in the league) against the Timberwolves, resulting in a hard matchup.

This year, the other team’s starting SFs have attempted 2.4 foul shots per game (10th-fewest in the NBA) against the Timberwolves, facing an uphill battle to get to the free-throw line.

Mike Conley ought to see a decline in output across the board in light of playing on the visting team in this contest.

The matchup vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder may be a challenging one for getting to the foul line; the opposition’s starting SGs have attempted a measly 1.9 free throws per game over the last 20 games (least in the NBA).

Rudy Gobert has successfully made 0.0% of his shots from downtown since the start of last season, placing him in the 4th percentile among all players in the league.

Rudy Gobert has attempted 0.0 3-pointers per game away from home this year, placing him in the 4th percentile among all players in the NBA.

Rudy Gobert has accumulated 2.5 personal fouls per game when playing away from home this year, ranking in the 88th percentile — among the NBA’s highest-fouling.

In comparison to last year’s 44.7% mark, Mike Conley’s scoring performance has declined this year to 37.7%.

The matchup vs. the Thunder is a tough one for shots from the field; the other team’s starting PFs have posted the 8th-lowest Field Goal% in the league this year (46.3%).

Julius Randle has attempted a mere 4.8 free throws per game this season, quite a bit less than his 6.6 mark last season.

Alex Caruso has committed 3.4 personal fouls per game over the last 5 games, 1.4 more than he’s committed in all games this year.

The matchup against the Minnesota Timberwolves is a hard one for shot attempts from downtown; opposing starting PFs have totaled the 3rd-least three attempts per game in the league this year (3.6).

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