Western Conference semifinal action returns to Minneapolis as Spurs host Timberwolves in Game 4
Broadcast details and current betting markets are available for the Western Conference semifinal clash set to commence at 7:30 ET.

The San Antonio Spurs will host the Minnesota Timberwolves for Game 4 of their Western Conference semifinal series at Target Center in Minneapolis on Sunday, 10 May. The fixture marks a critical juncture in the second-round campaign, with the Spurs entering the contest holding a 2-1 series lead following their 115-108 victory in Game 3.
Market analysis indicates that the Spurs are currently favoured by 4.5 points, while the over/under for the total points scored in the game is set at 218.5. Betting odds reflect this sentiment, with the San Antonio Spurs listed at -187 and the Minnesota Timberwolves at +156. These figures represent the current state of the betting markets prior to tip-off.
The match is scheduled to commence at 7:30 ET and will be broadcast nationally on NBC and streamed via Peacock. For fans seeking alternative viewing options, the game will also be available through the NBA League Pass live stream service.
The series has seen a volatile trajectory, with the first contest ending in a narrow 104-102 victory for the Timberwolves before the Spurs dominated the subsequent meetings. San Antonio secured a commanding 133-95 win in Game 2 and followed that with the 115-108 result in Game 3 to take control of the series heading into this home-and-home finale.
Looking ahead, the schedule for the remainder of the series has been confirmed pending the outcome of this Sunday's contest. Game 5 is scheduled for Tuesday, 12 May, with Game 6 set for Friday, 15 May. Should the series remain tied, a potential Game 7 is scheduled for Sunday, 17 May.
While the focus remains on the Spurs and Timberwolves, the broader playoff landscape includes other significant developments. In a separate series, New York Knicks forward OG Anunoby has been ruled out for Game 4 against the Philadelphia 76ers due to a right hamstring strain, adding further complexity to the Eastern Conference narrative.


