No one would have thought that the Minnesota Timberwolves, who have just risen this season, not only got the ticket to enter the playoffs, but also gave us a different visual experience in the first round of the playoffs against the West Dark Horse Grizzlies. From not believing they would make the playoffs at first, to now making their fists in the first round of the playoffs, the Timberwolves have gradually shown their fangs. The first four games in the series have been played, and the two sides have drawn 2-2 and will play the crucial Battle of Tennozan.
The winning side will take the series match point and take the initiative to take the lead. Compared with the lineups of the two teams and the corresponding state of the players, the two sides can almost reach a five-to-five situation. Yes, morant in the regular season, although very confused, did not continue to prove himself on the playoff stage, and the poor shooting percentage was once reduced to a chicken rib. On the other hand, on the Timberwolves side, as long as the two can usher in an outbreak, the Grizzlies will almost be beaten without the ability to fight back. So, this time ushered in the G5 war, which side can win the series of match points?
At the beginning of the game, the away Timberwolves took the lead and took the lead in the lead. The Grizzlies' home star Morant was not in good shape, Bain handed over key points that did not work, and Clark, who came off the bench, even had 8 points, 4 rebounds and 1 assist, but he could not help the team, playing the Blooming Timberwolves, and took a 3-point lead with a 31-28 score. The start of the game was a feat of domination, but the Timberwolves, who entered the second quarter of the showdown, failed to follow the trend, but were chased back by the Grizzlies with a 25-24 score.
At the end of the first half of the game, the Timberwolves only took a 2-point lead with a 55-53 score. However, after the easy side of the game, the Timberwolves, which maintained a score lead, were able to follow the trend and widen the point difference between the two teams. In the third quarter, Towns returned to form, shooting 3 of 4 and 4 of free throws, leading the team to a 30-21 score, widening the point difference to double digits. However, in the final quarter of the decisive victory, the Timberwolves could not continue to stabilize the situation, and suffered a big loss in front of Morant, who completed the redemption.
That's right, in the fourth quarter of the regular time competition, Morant played 12 minutes of game time, handed over 18 points and 2 rebounds, and completed the final whistle-blowing kill, leading the team to 111-109 to seize the King Mountain. In fact, Morant was not in very good shape in the first half, and once became a burden to the team's backwardness. But in the second half of the competition, he was able to achieve self-redemption and complete the whistle-blowing kill, which is indeed the deserved leader of the Grizzlies. Looking back at the game's stats, Morant sent a top score of 30 points, as well as a comprehensive statistic of 13 rebounds and 9 assists.
Bane was steady, delivering 25 points and four rebounds, while Clark, who came off the bench, played the effect of a bench player. In the nearly 37 minutes of playing, he gave 21 points, 15 rebounds and 3 assists, and made a huge contribution in the scoring end and the process of guarding the rim. After seizing Tenno Mountain, the situation has become more optimistic for the Grizzlies, but they want to advance as soon as possible and continue to play more efficiently.