Lakers vs Timberwolves: Doncic Los Angeles’s game causes 2 playoffs Basketball news

Luke Doncic, La Lakers won 31 points as the first turns on the playoff series of the first turnicler conference against Minnesota Timberwolves.

Luke Doncic hit 16 in the first quarter of 16 of the 31 points in the first quarter of the 31 points and the first round of Los Angeles Lakers equated the first rounded playoff series with 94-85 victories in Timberwolves.

LeBron James added 21 points and 11 rebounds, Austin Reave collected 16 points, and Rui Hachimura was 11 years old as he gave up 22-point losses on Saturday.

“If we are more physical or not, I think we have shown it,” said Doncic on Tuesday. “We were there for 48 minutes. We got up in the first quarter, we learned from the last game and just squeezed it.”

Game 3, Timberwolves regular season in Minneapolis in Minneapolis in 2-0 in the 2-0 season.

Julius Randle collected 27 points and Anthony Edward added 25 to Timberwolves, which took 38 percent after 38 percent fired after firing. Minnesota hit a season-down five 3 pointers in 25 attempts in the game 2 and collected the least points this season.

“Each time I seemed to have the ball, they went into a zone,” Edward said. “Sometimes it was a kind of confusing, but we will follow the movie and will be ready (for game 3).”

Jaden McDaniels ended with eight points for Timberwolves after hitting a team in a team-HIGH 25 in the game 1.

Los Angeles has become a double-digit leader in the game for less than seven minutes. Lakers were fired at the end of the first quarter, 34-15, Minnesota fired 55 percent while lowering 27.8 percent.

Hachimura went to the locker room in the first quarter in the first quarter because Timberwolves was accidentally hit by Naz Reid. It appeared in the second quarter wearing a protective mask.

The Lakers headed the first half with 22 points and was 58-43 years old.

“We set up some good things after organizing the right spots; and openly, I thought we missed some open 3 things,” said Los Angeles coach JJ Redick said. “(Reaves) took a few beautiful looks. Besides having a few of the ineffects, you played a good crime. As a coach, I can see the future.”

In Minnesota, 62-51, in 62-51, in 7 minutes 48 seconds, 71-51 in 7 minutes went to 9-0 runs for an advantage of 71-51.

Timbervans, 86-77 in a number 6:27 minutes, the remaining, McDaniels was taken in one intermediate. Were the closest ones since 15-8 in the first quarter.

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“Some children played well individually, but we did not close these evening points,” said Minnesota Technical Director Chris Finch. “That’s what we do very well. But it was a super physical game.”