The top team s scoring king swallowed the mileage! Huazi made 4 of 17 three-pointers in two games, with only 8% chance of counterattacking 0-2

On May 23, Anthony Edwards ushered in the first player in the team's history, and his total score in the playoffs has surpassed former Wolf King Kevin Garnett to be the first player in the Timberwolves history. He scored 32+9+6 in this game, but unfortunately the team failed to win, and lost a row of losses in the Western Conference Finals, falling behind 0-2 with a big score. In NBA history, there is only an 8% chance of counterattacking, and the Thunder has a 92% chance of advancing.

Before the game, the NBA official previewed that Edwards was about to surpass Garnett's playoffs and scored 1,049 points. At the end, Huazi only took three quarters to reach 1,051 points, Towns scored 603 points, and McDan ranked fourth with 412 points. It has to be said that the Timberwolves' history is too weak, which makes Huazi quickly become the number one player in the Mulang playoff scoring list.

Edwards played 19 minutes in the first half, made 7 of 18, 1 of 7 three-pointers, 1 of 1 free throw, scored 16 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists and 0 mistakes, with a shooting percentage of 38.9%, a real shooting percentage of 43.4%, plus-minus-value-8. Although he was not very efficient, he only scored 18 points in the entire G1 game.

Edwards scored 18 points after completing a breakthrough in the third quarter. He also relied on these 18 points to overtake the Old Wolf King's playoff score and rose to the top in team history. In this quarter, Huazi made 2 of 2 and 4 of 5 free throws, scored 8 points, 1 rebound and 1 assist, but the Timberwolves collapsed 21-35. After playing in the third quarter, Huazi fell behind by 24 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists to 22 points.

Huazi came back and failed to hit a breakthrough in the last quarter. Walker hit his cousin and hit a series of hits. The Timberwolves once closed the gap to 11 points. Huazi also began to counterattack. Huazi wanted to grab a three-pointer and missed it, and then the game was over.

Full game, Edwards made 12 of 26, 1 of 9 three-pointers, 7 of 10 free throws, scored 32 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 block and 0 mistakes, with a shooting percentage of 46%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 11.1%.

Edwards also became the fifth player in the division final to score 30+5+5 and 0 turnovers. (However, 4 of 17 three-pointers in the two Western Conference Finals are a testimony of the Thunder's defense too strong)

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Timberwolves Observation