On April 24, Beijing time, which group of showdowns is the most tragic showdown in this year's playoffs? The Grizzlies vs Timberwolves undoubtedly bore the brunt of the attack, with the two teams delivering a total of 56 fouls in G4, setting a new record for the number of fouls in a single game in the NBA's history in the playoffs, and also breaking the record of 67 years. In addition, the Grizzlies and Timberwolves series averaged 52.5 fouls per game, much higher than the league playoff average of 39.3 fouls.
In this G4 game, the two sides began a crazy foul war, the Grizzlies 33 fouls, the Timberwolves 23 fouls, a game of 3 hours, and a total of 65 free throws. Among the Grizzlies starters, jarren Jackson Jr., the core of the interior, has 6 fouls, and Dillon, Tillman and Bane have all committed 5 fouls, and Morant has also committed 4 fouls, so the 5 people have a total of 25 fouls, which has surpassed the Timberwolves' entire team with 23 fouls.
More critically, the two teams delivered a combined 56 fouls, setting a record for the number of fouls in a single game in NBA playoff history. As for the previous record, it goes back to the distant 1955 55 fouls in a single playoff game, a full 67 years have passed.
In addition, in the first 4 games of the series, the number of fouls committed by both sides is as follows:
G1: Timberwolves 32 fouls, Grizzlies 24 fouls
G2: Timberwolves 28 fouls, Grizzlies 22 fouls
G3: Timberwolves 28 fouls, Grizzlies 20 fouls
Game G4: Timberwolves 23 fouls, Grizzlies 33 fouls
In the first four games of this series, the two teams delivered a total of 210 fouls, an average of 52.5 fouls per game, much higher than the league's playoff average of 39.3 fouls per game, which also shows that the two sides will play the game into a "hand-to-hand battle".
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)