On the 27th, the red and black list: Three Musketeers took over the Timberwolves, and the big and big kings made great efforts to help the Thunder win the match point!

There are many good shows in the NBA game, and I will listen to you whoever is the god or who is the trick. On May 27, the NBA ushered in the fourth game between the Thunder and the Timberwolves in the Western Conference Finals. Both the Thunder Kings narrowly defeated the Timberwolves to win the match point. So how exactly do the players perform in the game? This column will show you the NBA red and black list.

The special red list

The feeling of dominating the game is really good

Thunder Alexander: 40 points, 9 rebounds, 10 assists

This game is the second game of the Thunder at the Timberwolves' home court. Since the Thunder lost the game in the last game, if there is another mistake in this away game, the total score will be 2-2. In this way, the psychological advantage established by the Thunder will disappear with the home advantage. Fortunately, their core Alexander fully demonstrated his core role in this game and took away the victory with a nearly perfect performance. Alexander made 30 shots in the whole game. As the player with the most shots against the Timberwolves, only half of him were half of him. What's more valuable is that Alexander was able to digest so many players with efficiency above level. In addition to scoring, when Edwards deliberately concedes the free throw in the fourth quarter, it was Alexander who protected this key rebound. In the end, the Thunder won the game with a 128-126 surprise. According to post-match statistics, Alexander is the fourth player in history to win 40+5+10 performances in the Western Conference Finals.

The best second in command

Thunder Jaylen Williams: 34 points and 5 assists, 6 of 9 three-pointers

As the second in command around Alexander, the most valuable thing about Jayvi is that his style can complement Alexander to the greatest extent: when Alexander puts his entire attack, Jayvi can transform into an outside iron gate, and his good outside shooting technique also makes up for Alexander's slightly "serious" offensive end. When this backcourt partner is getting better, the opponent cannot get a bargain from them. After this game, Javi became the first player in team history to score 30+ points in the Western Conference Finals and hit 6 three-pointers, and 6 three-pointers were also the highest in his playoff career.

The red list

The suspense brought the game to the double substitute

Timberwolves Divincenzo and Walker: a total of 44 points, 10 of 16 three-pointers, 16 three-pointers, siege of Edwards, did not allow the Timberwolves to surrender. Under the leadership of the two substitutes, Divincenzo and Walker, the Timberwolves and the Thunder to deal with each other to the last moment. The Timberwolves started with a total of 6 three-pointers, while Reed and Divincenzo, made 10 shots. If the Timberwolves wanted to make a comeback in the next round, they would have to give these two high-quality substitutes more scenes.

has really tried its best

Timberwolves McDaniels: 22 points, 3 of 6 three-pointers

In the general downturn of Wolves' starting players, McDaniels has supported the team's main character. He not only won the highest starting 22 points for the home team, but also gave a shocking hat while defending one and two.

Completely out of injury

Thunder Chett: 21 points, 7 rebounds, 3 blocks

This season, Chett has missed a lot of games due to injury, but judging from his excellent offense and defense performance in this game, he has completely out of injury.

Black List

God One Game, Ghost One Game, Timberwolves Randall: 5 points, 1 of 7 shots, 1

Series, in 4 games, Randall's performance in each game was quite different. If he could be a little stronger in this game, he might have won the game.