Minnesota Timberwolves vs San Antonio Spurs Final Score & Over/Under Result — May 4, 2026

A fourth-quarter duel pushed this game toward the final scoreboard, but not the one oddsmakers expected. Minnesota's 35-point outburst in the fourth—the game's highest-scoring frame—was just enough to edge San Antonio 104–102, with the combined total of 206 finishing well short of the 218.5 pregame market line. DAGGER leaned under, and it cashed by 12.5 points.

The second half flipped the script entirely. After a sluggish first 24 minutes that saw both teams combine for just 90 points, the Spurs and Timberwolves unleashed 116 combined points over the final two quarters. The third frame produced 51 combined points—a significant uptick—but neither team could sustain offensive rhythm until the fourth, when defenses crumbled and scoreboard operators earned their keep. Julius Randle led Minnesota with 21 points and 10 rebounds, while Anthony Edwards added 18 points and Terrence Shannon Jr. chipped in 16. For San Antonio, Dylan Harper, Julian Champagnie, and Stephon Castle each scored 17–18 points, with Castle adding 5 assists and Champagnie grabbing 7 boards.

The result fit a pattern: this season's three prior meetings between these teams produced totals of 249, 207, and 237—volatile and sprawling. This time, despite Minnesota's high-scoring finish, defensive resistance in the opening half and early third quarter kept the aggregate score in check.