The Atlanta Hawks and the Minnesota Timberwolves present contrasting performances in the regular season. The Hawks' home offense is significantly imbalanced, with only one win in their last seven games, scoring under 120 points in each. Home game data shows the team struggling defensively, trailing by 2-4 points at halftime, with the frequency of scoring fewer than 30 points in a half increasing to five times in the last six games. The absence of Jeremy Lin further exacerbates the core issues in the team's perimeter offense. In contrast, the Minnesota Timberwolves hold a significant advantage with a 70% win rate. During their recent three-game winning streak, they consistently maintained over 60 points in combined rebounds and steals. Key defensive rotations have limited turnovers to under 11. Their halftime performance is balanced and improving. The Timberwolves' rebounding ability in away games has improved by 12.8 percentage points compared to the previous season. Recommendation: Atlanta Hawks +4.5