San Antonio Spurs vs Minnesota Timberwolves Final Score & Over/Under Result — Jan 11, 2026

Minnesota's narrow 104–103 victory over San Antonio fit an emerging pattern: the Timberwolves have been outscoring opponents by nearly 7 points per game over their last ten contests (125.1 scored, 118.8 allowed), while the Spurs have leaned on a tighter margin of just 3.7 points (114.1 scored, 110.4 allowed). This November matchup between the teams had seen Minnesota escape with a 125–112 win, but Wednesday's affair played out far differently—a defensive grind that DAGGER correctly anticipated would land under the 233.5 market total.

The Spurs came out firing with 31 first-quarter points, and Victor Wembanyama led that charge with 29 points across the night, supported by Julian Champagnie's double-double (14 points, 10 rebounds). San Antonio kept pace through halftime, when the combined 97 points suggested a sluggish pace. The second half flipped the script: Minnesota outscored the Spurs 33–18 in the fourth, and Anthony Edwards (23 points) alongside Donte DiVincenzo (19 points, 7 assists) and Naz Reid (17 points, 11 rebounds) drove the late surge. The combined 59 points in the third quarter proved the high-water mark, yet the fourth-quarter dip—51 combined—sealed a finish of 207, landing 26.5 points under the opener and confirming DAGGER's under call.