NBA betting: Bets that stand out for Timberwolves-Thunder Game 5 - ESPN

The Oklahoma City Thunder return home with a chance to clinch their second NBA Finals appearance since moving to Oklahoma. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 40 points in Game 4, with Jalen Williams adding 34 points of his own.

Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves split the two games in Minnesota, including a blowout win in Game 3 and close loss in Game 4, and must win tonight to continue their season.

With tip-off set for 8:30 p.m., here are some of the bets that stand out for Wednesday night's game.

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Alex Caruso under 14.5 points, rebounds and assists (-110)

Caruso has gone under this line in every game of the series. He hasn't had many field-goal attempts, rebound chances or potential assists against the Timberwolves. That's by design, as the Thunder brought Caruso in for his defensive skills, not for offense. With his minutes fluctuating, the under remains where I'm leaning. — Moody

Julius Randle under 10.5 total assists and rebounds (+105)

While Randle's scoring has been up-and-down in this series — two games of at least 24 points and two games of six or fewer — his combined rebounds and assists numbers have been rock-steady between seven and 10 in all four games. This continues his trend for the playoffs as a whole, Randle has been under 10.5 total A+R in 11 of his 14 playoff games, including all four against the Thunder. When he's gone over, he's gone way over (17.7 P+R average in those three games), but he's been under in 79% of his playoff games. — Snellings

Chet Holmgren over 1.5 3-pointers (+115)

Holmgren hit two triples in Game 4 and continues to get clean looks in this series.Ten of his 15 attempts from beyond the arc have