102-97! The NBA big dark horse wins again, 0-1 to 2-1 to achieve a reversal, surprises are in one big triple double-double on offense and defense

This game is very important to the Warriors because they had lost to the Timberwolves in the last game. If this game is losing, it would be a two-game losing streak.

The Timberwolves also want to build an advantage through the time Curry did not play, so as to win the semi-finals.

First quarter: The Timberwolves performed normally on the offensive end in the first half of the quarter and led the score, but in the last two minutes, the Warriors' offensive end exploded and scored continuously. In the end, the two teams split into the second quarter equally.

Second quarter: The Timberwolves played a good offense in the first half of the quarter and established a 10-point lead, but in the middle of the back, the Timberwolves began to no longer form, and the whole team fell into an offensive sluggish. Butler and Kumingga scored consecutively, and finally helped the Warriors enter the second half with a 2-point advantage.

The third quarter: The Warriors, which had been hitting three-pointers in the first half, separated in this quarter and improved their offensive end. In the last quarter, the Warriors won 2 points and entered the last quarter with a 4-point advantage.

In the last quarter, the Warriors' offense was powered off, and the Timberwolves took the opportunity to overtake the score and finally won the game.

Section 4: Kumingga turned around and broke through in the face of Conley, watching Conley take a mid-range shot, causing a blocking foul, and made two free throws. Randall made an offensive foul without the ball and defeated Pojmsky. Butler missed a layup, and he felt that Butler was a little tired. In this quarter, both teams' offensive ends were a bit sluggish. Edwards took a three-pointer against Pojmsky. Kumingga used the rhythm to make a layup and returned the color. Reed made a three-pointer and scored, with only 2 points left in the score difference between the two teams, and the Warriors 77-75 Timberwolves.

Jimmy Butler was too hard and made a three-pointer against Reed and scored again. Randall carried Green's breakthrough and made a layup. Butler broke through to the basket, causing Reed to foul, but Butler went to the free throw line and made two free throws. Randall made a buzzer-beating layup, but it was timed out. Randall felt that the ball could be challenged, so Finch shook his head after asking the assistant. Reed made a layup against Butler, but Butler blocked the foul. Randall scored a dunk through both hands.

Edwards scored a layup with speed. Faced with the Timberwolves' continuous attack, Cole called out a timeout! After the timeout, the Timberwolves scored continuously, and the Timberwolves surpassed the Warriors 84-82. Kumingga made the charts at the basket and used his speed to make a layup, causing Randall to block the foul. The Timberwolves requested a pause. In the end, the Timberwolves challenged successfully, and Greene made a 5-count in Dream Chasing Green. McDaniels broke through and made a layup, Zhu Meng Green blocked the foul, and left the field with six fouls. McDaniels went to the free throw line and made both free throws. The situation is very unfavorable to the Warriors.

Loney used the rhythm and rhythm to make a layup, causing Conley to block the foul. Looney stepped onto the free throw line and made both free throws. Conley broke through three-pointers and the referee blew up Looney's rebounding foul. McDaniels made a three-pointer. Hill Blue made a tip-in, helping the team stop the bleeding. Gobert dribbled and beat Butler in one step, and Gobert had already committed 5 fouls. Randall opened the frontcourt and passed the ball to Gobert, who dunked with both hands and also caused Looney to block the foul, and also made a free throw. Hilder scored a three-pointer, and this goal was so precious. Walker made a mistake in passing, and the Warriors' ball rights!

Randle assisted and passed the ball, and Edwards scored a three-pointer. The situation is now very difficult for the Warriors. There was 1 minute and 13 seconds left to the end of the game, and the Timberwolves led by 96-89, with the Timberwolves leading by 7 points. Randall made a mistake in passing and passed it to the audience. Edwards rushed straight to the basket and dunked it forcibly, but it caused Davis to block the foul and both free throws were made.

The Warriors scored 24 points in the fourth quarter and the Timberwolves scored 33 points.

The game ended, the Timberwolves 102-97 Warriors, and the Timberwolves reversed and won the away game!

In this game, the Timberwolves' Randall combined offense and defense, scoring 24 points, 10 rebounds, 12 assists and 3 steals!