The Timberwolves win the G3, the three changes are too critical! Two surprises are released, and Finch responds in time!

G3 in the Western Conference Finals, the Timberwolves defeated the Thunder 143-101 and won a game back. In this game, the Timberwolves played very well offense and defense. They could continue to suppress the score and finally won the game. And this game three points became the key to dominating the situation.

One is their three-point shooting percentage. In any previous game, the Timberwolves' three-point shooting percentage was very bad. The final result was that the Thunder were crowded in the inside and could not break through. This game is different, 20 of the 40 games were shot. Especially Edwards, Randle, McDan, Walker, and Reed are all maintaining a good shooting percentage, so the team's space can be opened, and the team will become smoother on the offensive end, which has become the biggest change in this game. It is still unknown whether the G4 three-pointer can continue to maintain. There were even two surprises on the bench. One is Shannon, who should be the biggest surprise. Because his confrontation is not bad, especially when he breaks through with the ball, he can help the team complete the attack and also open up space during the conversion. His physical fitness is still very good, and he has become another breakthrough point in this game. Don’t forget that they have always lacked such a role in the past two games. Edwards cannot maintain a continuous breakthrough, so Shannon will become a key. Clark is actually not bad, with defense and a certain three-pointer, and he is also a big surprise player. Let's see if Divincenzo and Walker can reduce the playing time in the future. The changes in the defensive end of

are also a top priority in this game. By double-teaming Alexander, the Timberwolves have gained a lot of opportunities to fight back. Of course, except for Alexander, other players are also restricted to a bit uncomfortable. The key here is definitely the referee's issue, and Fincher also hints about this after the game. Overall, the defensive changes today are very timely, which not only hindered Alexander's performance on the offensive end, but also caused his teammates to collapse, and he could also play the rhythm of conversion.