‌The three Thunders scored 95 points to defeat the wolves, and the Western Conference Finals G4 staged a scoring battle

On May 27, the fourth game of the NBA Western Conference Finals kicked off at the Minnesota Target Center. With the outstanding performance of the Trident, the Thunder narrowly defeated the Timberwolves 128-126, rewriting the series score to 3-1. After the start of the game, Jaylen Williams of the Thunder swept the sluggish game and made consecutive jump shots and three-pointers. He scored 12 points in the first quarter, helping the team build a 7-point advantage. In the Timberwolves, McDaniels scored 10 points in a single quarter, and Divinchenzo and Walker, who came on as substitute, also made three-pointers, barely seizing the score.

The picture material was taken from the Internet in the second quarter. Alexander began to take over the offense and scored 22 points in the first half. The Thunder once expanded their lead to 12 points, but the Timberwolves character players worked together, Walker and Shannon Jr. scored consecutively, narrowing the gap to 8 points at the end of the half.

The change of sides and the Timberwolves launched a 12-2 offensive in the middle of the third quarter, and Divincensor scored two consecutive three-pointers to tie the score. At the critical moment, the Thunder Caruso returned a three-pointer, and Alexander and Homgren scored consecutively to stabilize the situation again. The image material is taken from the final battle of the Internet in the final quarter. Alexander scored another 14 points in a single quarter, including the key throws in the last minute. The Timberwolves narrowed the gap to 2 points in the last 30 seconds by McDaniels hitting a three-pointer, but the foul tactics then failed to work. With Edwards making a mistake in his last pass, the Thunder took away the victory.

In terms of data, Alexander of the Thunder scored 40 points, 9 rebounds and 10 assists with a quasi-double, Jaylen Williams scored 34 points, and Homegren scored 21 points and 7 rebounds. The Timberwolves scored in double digits, Walker scored 23 points and McDaniels scored 22 points, but the double-core Edwards and Randall scored only 21 points together.

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