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The Minnesota Timberwolves reached the finals of the Western Conference after "cleaning up" the Golden State Warriors in the series without any major problems.
Minnesota plays fantastically in the playoffs, and this team demonstrated this in the series against Golden State, in which they managed to win 4:1 and deservedly advance to the finals of the Western Conference.
The Timberwolves showed why they are one of the favorites to win the NBA title because Steph Curry and company had no chance at all in this clash, although it was expected that the Warriors could even surprise.
In the end, Minnesota deservedly went on with a total of 4:1, and the Timberwolves dealt the final blow to their rivals last night in the fifth game in which they won 121:110.
The home team had an advantage from the very beginning of the game, which they did not relinquish, and it grew from attack to attack.
The home team went into the break with a score of 62:47, and after the third period, Minnesota led by as much as 93:72, and it was clear that the way to the final was already secured. The only thing Golden State managed to do was to slightly reduce the advantage of the home team, and in the end Minnesota won with 121:110.
Minnesota was led to victory by Randle, who finished the match with 29 points, eight rebounds and five assists, and Edwards stood out with 22 points, 12 assists and seven rebounds.
Podziemski was the most effective: 28 points
In the Golden State team, Podziemski was the most effective with 28 points, and Kuming scored two points less than him.
An excellent game was played last night by the Boston Celtics and the New York Knicks, who continued the drama in this series. In the end, the Celtics won convincingly 127:102 and reduced the series to 3:2.
White led Boston to victory with 34 points, and Brown also stood out, finishing the match with 26 points, 12 assists and eight rebounds.
Hart with 24 and Brunson with 22 points were the most effective in the NY Knicks team.
The situation seems very interesting, and we'll see what happens.
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