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NBA Same Game Parlay for Oklahoma City Thunder vs Minnesota Timberwolves WCF Game 5

Shubham Singh

The Oklahoma City Thunder are just one game away from the NBA Finals. On May 28, they will host the Minnesota Timberwolves for Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals. The team pinched out a close two-point win in Game 4 to go 3-1 in the series.

Can the Thunder realize their NBA Finals dream in Game 5? Here are the best Same Game Parlay Picks for the match-up on BetMGM.

NBA Same Game Parlay: SGP for Thunder vs Timberwolves Game 5

Spread: Thunder -6.5 (-155 Straight Odd)

The Thunder won the first two games on their home floor by double-digits. But the Timberwolves improved their play significantly when they had their home advantage.

As the series returns to the Thunder’s home court, they will once again be favorites for a big win. I will opt for a -6.5 spread here just to be on the safe side.

Total Over 220.5 (-110 Straight Odd)

Three of the four games in the series have hit the 220+ points mark. The Thunder has scored 114 or more in three games, while the Timberwolves have hit the 120+ mark in the last two games. I believe it has set the stage for a high-scoring game here.

Thunder vs Timberwolves Game 5 SGP

Why should you choose this NBA Same Game Parlay- Conclusion

The Thunder can see the finish line, and they are the type of team that can bring down the hammer real quick. The Timberwolves are a resilient bunch, but don’t look like the type of team that can down a juggernaut after being down 1-3.

I do see the Wolves scoring a bunch, which can take the total past 220, but I believe they will end up losing by at least 7 points.

Photo Credits: Jesse Johnson- Imagn Images

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Hi, I am Shubham. I am currently an NBA Predictions Writer on The Playoffs. I enjoy this job because it helps keep me in the loop about the game I love while fulfilling the pleasure I derive from stats. I got into NBA writing through social media interactions in the mid-2010s as I shared my takes on young talents such as D’Angelo Russell. I hope you enjoy reading my pieces as much as Dennis Rodman loved rebounding the basketball!

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