The Lakers didn't play well in the first half of the first game because the entire match made them feel pressure. However, after Tang Shuai's "swearing", most people had the playoff experience and woke up immediately. However, the Timberwolves were different. The psychological impact of a big defeat on them was probably devastating. It was probably because Thibodeau kept cheering up the game and showed competitiveness. Once he got into trouble, his impatient state would be completely exposed.

Realizing this, when he arrived at the frontcourt, Tang Shuai continued to signal his teammates to pull it away, and directly stepped in the top of the arc and began to force LaVin.

Lavine was so excited that she was overwhelmed by Tang Shuai. It seemed that she wanted to prove that she could guard against Tang Shuai.

Tang Shuai also gave face, just pushing it hard, relying on his strength to advance to the near-the-free throw line, and then took the moment when LaVine regained its center of gravity, and then took a step back, which was almost the same as last round.

This time, Lavin was not completely suppressed and jumped up to interfere, but because he was too impatient, he directly hit Tang Shuai's hand.

With a crisp "bang", the whistle of the referee on the sideline sounded.

Tang Shuai's two free throw opportunities.

After LaVin landed, he kept shaking his head and was extremely depressed.

Tang Shuai looked back at Lawen and couldn't help but sigh. Why are you so straightforward? He was hit. Shouldn't you deliberately withdraw your force at the normal pace next step?

At this time, Thibodeau replaced Rubio again, and then replaced Aldridge with Pekovic, and the Lakers also replaced Noel with Nass.

When Laven ended, Thibodeau rarely scolded him, but patted him on the shoulder and signaled him to rest first.

Tang Shuai walked onto the free throw line, took a deep breath, and adjusted the rhythm and made both free throws.

The score on the court became 15-9, and Tang Shuai scored 9 points in a row, further widening the gap between the home team.

After Rubio came back, Towns asked at the low post and he followed the ball into it.

Towns hit Nans on his back, and used his outstanding steps to move away from the latter, followed by a Duncan-style hook shot.

At this moment, Mozgov rushed over and turned into a wall of iron, and shot Towns' hooks out of the field.

A burst of cheers suddenly broke out at the scene.

Mozgov, who was blocked, was also quite excited and kept roaring at the audience.

Towns scored 30 points and 27 points in the first two games respectively. For Mozgov, being able to block this ball at this time is definitely a boost of morale for him personally.
Chapter completed!