Given the opponent s match point, where did the Timberwolves lose? The two of them were invisible directly, and the Thunder was missing.

Everyone has seen the 4th game between the Timberwolves and the Thunder, and the Timberwolves lost the game again. For the Timberwolves, after losing this game, they became quite passive. There is no way to do this. The Timberwolves and Thunder have a certain strength gap. At critical moments, there is no doubt that the Thunder can come up with more ways. Given the opponent's match point, where did the Timberwolves lose? The two of them were invisible, and the Thunder were missing.

Everyone knows that this game is quite critical for the Thunder. For the Timberwolves, this game is too passive. It seems that the Thunder only won 2 points in the end, but this is the huge gap. After the Timberwolves lost, they gave the match point to the Thunder. When the series has reached its current position, it is unlikely that the Timberwolves will want to turn the tables again, because the next game will be held at the Thunder at home, and the Thunder will be closing the series.

So where did the Timberwolves lose in this game? First, Edwards and Randall are invisible. In this game, Edwards and Randall, the two core members, really put aside their pockets. On the one hand, it was defensive factors, and on the other hand, it was really poor in his form. Edwards only scored 16 points, while Randall had 5 points. These two main players only scored 21 points together, which is not their normal level. It is too difficult to win in such a state.

Second, Thunder was missing. In this game, the Timberwolves actually missed one person, that is Jaylen Williams. The Timberwolves shifted their defense focus to Alexander, but instead did not give Jaylenway enough respect. So we all saw that Jaylenway scored 34 points, punishing the Timberwolves' defensive strategy very well. In fact, the Timberwolves did not defend Alexander, allowing Alexander to score 40 points, and had 10 assists and 9 rebounds.

Third, defense is not targeted. The Timberwolves' defense is really a loser. This game is not targeted, nor is it clear about the purpose of the game. So when you have this situation, it is very difficult to win. Of course, the Timberwolves wanted to deal with the Thunder by scoring, but the two main players did not perform, and the role players were of no use. After all, such a game requires the main players, which has been proven.

Fourth, there are too many mistakes. In this game, the Timberwolves made frequent mistakes. There were 21 mistakes in the whole game. With a large number of mistakes, the Thunder were not polite and scored 22 points using the mistakes. In a key game like the Western Conference Finals, there is no extremely high concentration, which is really hard to describe. Sometimes this is the case. When the player gives up, mistakes will follow.