Top Draftkings NBA DFS Showdown strategy for Thunder near Timberwolves on Monday 26.05.25

After a strenuous seven-game series with the Denver Nuggets, the Oklahoma City Thunder carried the positive dynamics in the final of the Western Conference and took care of the business at home quite easily.

While I was expecting the Minnesota Timberwolves playing well in game 3 at home to quote Caine from Menace II Society:

Minnesota shot 57.3% out of the field and designed half of his 40 attempts from the city center. The Timberwolves ended with 19 other rebounds and six other offensive. They exhibited 11 more pennies, turned the ball over five times less and scored 14 more points in the color. Her biggest lead was 45 points and the end result was 143-101.

Now we can see how the thunder reacts to adversity. During the regular season, OKC only had two losing strips with these two games.

Draftking's sports book OKC has a 3.5-point favorite for over min with the total amount of 218.5.

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Captain's picks

Jalen Williams ($ 14,100 CP): I went with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in game 1. Check. Anthony Edwards was the choice for game 2. Check. Now I'm driving with Jalen Williams. With the best marginal defender, who is probably on Gilgeous-Alexander, I think that it is Williams' time. It is not so big because he achieved 2 26 points, 10 rebounds and theft in game for 50.5 FPTs. In the first two games in this series, Williams raised 18 and 20 shots so that the possibilities are there. He only played for 25 minutes in game 3 due to a blowout. I expect this game to be superfluous, so that all main parts should play in the middle of high 1930s. In addition, the price enables me to insert more players that I want.

Util plays

Aaron Wiggins (1,000 US dollars): Wiggins plays more than probably only 10 minutes and achieved single -digit FPTs. The chances of a ceiling game are steamed, but that's why I don't have it. It is very cheap and the season is not bad for the price. Since the Closeout game against Memphis, Wiggins have received at least 10 minutes in 11 games in a row. He has set up double -digit FPTs with a high of 24.5 FPTs in six of these competitions. Wiggins can sometimes get hot while the chances of a ceiling play are steamed, it is still in the area of ​​the results.

Nickeil Alexander Walker ($ 3,600): The value you jour no longer costs less than 3,000 US dollars. Sadness. However, he still has a good payment of the price. He only played in game 3 for 18 minutes, but that was due to a blowout. In the first two competitions he played 28 and 25 minutes and tried nine, eight and eleven shots in the three competitions. Its size, defense versatility and ability to empty the open jumper should offer a high floor floor. However, possession was very high.

Anthony Edwards (11,200 US dollars): Since the opening 35.25 FPTS DUD, Edwards has set up 54.75 FPTs in the last two games. The last in just 30 minutes! He scored at least 30 points in both competitions, while he spent six groschen and grabbed nine boards in both. It is just locked up, is the Alpha of the Timberwolves crime and should play in a probably narrow and competitive game.

Faded

Chet Holmgren ($ 13,200): Holmgren can come out in the transition and distribute the floor on the half court, but it does not collect a high rate of use and will probably not achieve more than 20 points. He won't hand out many pennies either. The main bugaboo, however, is that he achieved a total of 16 rebounds in three games. Rudy Gobert is a reason why the other is that he is hanging around the scope most of the time. The defensive statistics were also not abundant. Since then, Holmgren has set up 34.25 FPTs in the serial opener in the last two games.

The result

Props to Minnesota because they played well in game 3. OKC looked like a deer in headlights and could not react. I expect the thunder to respond to a large scale, especially at the defensive end. I think it will be a very entertaining and competitive game.

Enderbear: Thunder 108, Timberwolves 105