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Sunday's NBA lineup includes the Minnesota Timberwolves facing off against the Memphis Grizzlies, marking their initial clash this season. Last season, their encounters ended in a draw of 2-2, with the Timberwolves securing a recent victory on Feb. 10.
The Timberwolves are currently leading the Western Conference with an impressive 11-4 record, though their recent loss to the Sacramento Kings ended their three-game winning streak.
On the flip side, the Memphis Grizzlies have been grappling with injuries and suspensions, languishing at the 14th position in the Western Conference amidst a three-game losing streak.
The Grizzlies are contending with a notable seven players on their injury list. Xavier Tillman remains uncertain for the upcoming game. Jake LaRavia and Marcus Smart are projected to return in approximately a month, while Luke Kennard is anticipated to recover from a knee injury over the next few weeks.
Ja Morant is slated to make a comeback after a 25-game suspension by Dec. 23, while Brandon Clarke's return timeline remains unknown. Steven Adams is sidelined for the season due to knee surgery.
Jordan McLaughlin is expected to rejoin the roster in a few weeks, and Jaden McDaniels is on track for a late December return. Jaylen Clark's Achilles injury is predicted to heal by mid-February.
Jaren Jackson Jr. faces an NBA prop of 19.5 points, reflecting his increased scoring responsibilities. He's hit this mark just three times in the last five games, and facing Rudy Gobert and Karl-Anthony Towns on defense might make it challenging for him to reach it.
Anthony Edwards has an NBA prop of 25.5 points, surpassing it only twice in the last five games. Considering the Grizzlies' modest lineup, he should easily exceed this unless the game turns into an early blowout.
Despite an impressive season record, a recent loss has motivated this team to regain momentum. Minnesota showcased prowess with wins against the Knicks and 76ers during a three-game homestand, although a loss to the Kings was a setback. Their 4-3 road record falls short of expectations, reminiscent of last season's road struggles, something they're eager to avoid. The challenging road schedule makes their upcoming trip to Memphis a welcomed opportunity. Nonetheless, the Timberwolves are determined to secure a road victory in this matchup.
