Minnesota and Indiana will battle for the second and final time this season, with the first matchup of the year taking place Nov. 23 in Indianapolis. The Wolves have had the Pacers’ number over the last few seasons, having won three straight games.
Wednesday’s matchup features two talented offenses, when both sides are at full strength which might not be the case at Target Center. Both Indiana and Minnesota enter Wednesday tied for eighth in the NBA with 115.0 points per game. The Wolves rank sixth in field goal percentage (48.3%) and 10th in assists (26.5), with the Pacers ranking tied for fifth in assists (27.