Timbervolves’ Anthony Edwards sends a solid message Lebron James Adid 3-1 Lead

The Minnesota Timbervolves are on the roll. They took out of heavy fighting with Los Angeles Lake to earn a win from 116-113 and water a series of 7 to 7 years of 3-1 margins. Anthony Edwards took one look over the floor Lebron JamesTimbervolves leader realized that she had to have a huge game. He came with 43 points, 9 points and 6 assists and also showed his crowd and strength every time he had the opportunity to fight for a loose ball.

Edwards had uninterrupted battles with James throughout the game, and he fought abruptly against the defense every time James got the ball. Said it was trying to Send a message to superstar and other lekers. “I just let him know here and you won’t push us around.”

In addition to the offensive numbers, Edwards drew the late offense on Palavards, which originally ruled as a game that favored Lakers. Edwards made two free throws after re-repetition of a video that gave Minnesots in three points. Lakers could not hit in three points to send the game to overtime.

James and Luka Doncic gave Lakers making chances of the whole game. James played 46 out of 48 minutes, including all 24 in the second half of the game.

Power attackers scored 27 points and added 12 rebounds and 8 assists. He was a monster on a free throw line, making 15 out of 18 bad shots. Dončić completed James’ Sveook game by scoring 38 points with 1 jump and 2 assists. Doncic was 12 of 28 off the field and added 7 of 7 from the line of free throw.

Timbervolves take advantage of the selected Doncic

Although Dončić showed that it could help stick in the game in the game with his ability to scoring, wooden traction managed to use his inefficient defense performance. Doncic seems to be a frequent step or two away from opportunities to compete key shots Timbervolves.

Minnesota Power Next Julius Randle came with 25 points and 7 rebounds. He knows that when wood is held under in Los Angeles in the game 5 with a chance to wedge a series, it will be the hardest task of all.

“It will be even harder to get the next, so we will have to fight much through a lot” Said Randleby associated press. “But like we worked throughout the year, we need to rely on each other, to play each other, and we honestly feel like doing it, we give it the best chance to win.”

Steve Silverman It covers NFL for more than 35 years, and its writing appeared in the ESPN magazine, avoidance report, CBS sports, pro soccer week and forbes.com. He wrote 10 books, including “who is better, who is the best in the NFL.”