30 minutes + 38 wolves head! Randall talks about the DNP in the final G2 quarter, and Huazi bluntly says he wins respect

Timberwolves returned to Minneapolis under the unfavorable situation of falling behind 0-2 in the big score, but they gave them extremely hot cheers at home. The Timberwolves scored 34-14 in the first quarter. To be honest, this game was a one-quarter game. The Thunder were already 31 points behind in the first half, and the game lost its suspense.

The Timberwolves official used the moment Randall shouted, "We're home now" as a good night poster.

No main players such as Edwards, Randle, McDaniels, Gobert, Conley played for more than 30 minutes. The longest time was that Randle played 29 minutes and 57 seconds, made 9 of 15 shots, 2 of 5 three-pointers, scored 24 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 0 mistakes, with a shooting percentage of 60%, a three-point shooting percentage of 40%, and a real shooting percentage of 71.6%. After posting Randall's data, the media wrote that he only appeared in the 30-minute plus or negative value +38 (first in the team), Edwards +36 second, and McDann +28 third.

After the game, Barkley pointed directly at Fincher. He said in the TNT live broadcast room that Fincher should not have DNP Randall in the fourth quarter of G2 and should not have lost confidence in Randall too early.

Randall responded: Fincher knows what kind of person I am. At the same time, I understand him, I have a lot of trust in him, and I always think he will make the most favorable decision. (Randall's response is still very generous)

Edwards praised Randall in a post-match interview: "As a veteran, he knows clearly how to deal with these emergencies, and he also knows that many things do not need to be taken to heart. I felt that he was full of energy in training this morning. You want to win respect again, and he did it."

Randall also talked about the meaning of his domineering roar, "We are going home now": I just want to draw energy from the audience, and the home atmosphere made me feel very excited today, and they gave me a lot of motivation.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Timberwolves Observation