Wolves still have no ability to turn the tables in the best match of the Western Conference Finals. Jewe steals the finals and the Thunder narrowly wins the match point

On May 27, the fourth game of the Western Conference Finals continued to be played in Minnesota. In the last game, the Timberwolves won a big home victory, which was questioned by many people and was controlled by the league. Including the first match of the two sides' series, Alexander received obvious "care" from the referee at home, and this round of the game has never received much attention on the field like the East.

However, in this game, as the Timberwolves generals played in the best form and feel of the series, the game scene finally became what fans were looking forward to. The offensive battle was launched in the first quarter. Alexander opened fire with all his energy and scored 40 points, 9 rebounds and 10 assists in the game.

Jewe and Homgren also played the ultimate offensive and defensive performance. Jewewe's marking Edwards made his opponent's shooting percentage very low, and he scored 34 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals. Homgren also contributed 21 points, 7 rebounds and 3 blocks against the Timberwolves. The two of them defended their internal and external lines greatly guaranteed the team.

Edwards played very passively in the offensive end of this round of the series. This time, another inside offensive core Randall was completely restricted, scoring only 5 points and making 5 mistakes. Only McDaniels and Gobert's performance was unsatisfactory in the starting five tigers.

But in this game, the Timberwolves' bench became a surprise on the court. Walker, Divinchenzo and Reed teamed up to score 55 points, 13 rebounds and 13 assists, helping the team fight with the Thunder until the last moment to decide the victory. Unfortunately, the main player was in poor form. The Thunder chose the foul tactic when he was leading by 3 points in the last minute. After hitting each free throw steadily, Jewei scored a steal at the last moment. The Thunder narrowly defeated the Timberwolves 128:126, leading 3-1 to win the Western Conference Finals point.