Thunder, win the G1 of the Western Conference Finals! Let’s talk about strength and referee scale!

Let’s briefly talk about the just-concluded Western Conference Final G1.

Thunder defeated the Timberwolves 114-88 at home and led 1-0 with a big score.

Alexander scored 31 points, 5 rebounds and 9 assists, Jewe scored 19 points, Edwards scored 18 points and 9 rebounds, and Randle scored 28 points and 8 rebounds. The turning point of the

game happened in the third quarter. Alexander led the Thunder to a climax of offensiveness, and the biting defense made a 17-2 offensive climax.

The Thunder played a 32-18 offensive in the third quarter. Alexander scored 12 points in 5 of 8 shots in a single quarter. Jaylen Williams and Homgren joined forces to attack and defend. The Thunder limited the Timberwolves' three-pointers in a single quarter and overtook the score 76-66.

It must be said that the Thunder's defense is too strong. Whether it is single defense, auxiliary defense, or subsequent rotation, it not only has strength, but also continuity.

After the prevention comes, the youth storm will fight back.

Think about it, they were all very ill-precautions for Teacher Yo. The Timberwolves' handling of balls is far less than that of Jokic, so it is normal for more mistakes.

Wolves want to win, they have to be as accurate as they did in the first half.

Not only does Huazi and Randall have to open up, but people like Reed and McDaniels also need to respond.

In this game, Huazi scored 18 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists, and encountered targeted defenses from Dort and Caruso, losing all 6 shots in the last quarter.

about the referee's whistle.

Alexander does have a whistle, and there is nothing to be said about it. It feels bad in the first half, but it is very important to stand on the free throw line to find the feel.

Whether there is any suspense in this round of series depends on whether the referee "allows" to defend.

Timberwolves are bigger and have advantages in overall size, and are more accustomed to using fierce defense.

However, for example, a player like McDann, the referee sounds a few whistles that can be blown or not, and that's nothing to be played...