The Western Conference Finals is a shameful battle! The Timberwolves are scared of their overall ruthlessness and are completely unworthy of competing for the championship

Is this a life-and-death situation? The Timberwolves are not worthy of entering the finals in their state!

G5 match in the Western Conference Finals was a life-and-death battle for the Timberwolves. In the first quarter, the Timberwolves completely missed the offensive end, and all the players were not in shape. The team only scored 2 players and scored only 9 points in a single quarter. Edwards scored 6 points, Randle made a three-pointer at the beginning. The Timberwolves fell 17 points in the first quarter and were 32-65 in the half, and had been behind by more than 30 points.

Randall's offense was not aggressive in the first half of this game, and his defense was all loopholes! At the last moment of the second quarter, he actually received the ball and went out of bounds. At the end of the half, Randle made 1 of 7 shots and scored only 8 points, but accompanied by 5 turnovers.

Use your face to catch the ball? Randall received the ball in the face and went out of bounds. Carus defended. Reed was scared and was so scared that he lost his hand. Caruso scored 8 points and 3 points were everywhere! In the first quarter, Caruso focused on defense, only took action at the bottom corner once, and scored 0 points in the first quarter. However, Caruso's defense made the Timberwolves mistakes many times, and the multiple steals made the Timberwolves mentality collapse.

Seeing Caruso's performance, Lakers fans first broke the defense. They missed endlessly and commented: I miss the Lakers' Caruso! After the Lakers won the championship in the 20th season, they quickly made the decision to break the team.

In the offseason, Caruso hoped to get a three-year, $30 million contract, while the Lakers were only willing to provide an annual salary of $7 million. Caruso then transferred to the Bulls, while the Lakers chose to sign a three-year, $32 million contract with Tucker.

The single quarter score of the Timberwolves, the Clippers Law Murray tweeted: "9 points are the lowest score in any quarter of the Timberwolves' playoffs history."