Rudy Gobert scored 27 points and visited Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday in Game 5, against the Los Angeles Lakers 103-96 wins in the western conference semifinals.
Julius Randle, Sixth Seed Timberwolves, the third-seed Lakers 4-1 in the first round of the first round of the series scored 23 points.
A Timberwolves season record and personal career playoff were high for Goubert.
Anthony Edwards from Minnesota are limited to 15 points, while Donte Divinenzo added nine to a closed night for both players. Edwards drew 0 to 11 points from December to 11 and Divinenzo was 2 to 2.
Timberwolves had the advantage of 54-37 rebounds for the second season after progressing to the previous 19 seasons. In the next round, they will encounter Houston Rockets or Golden State Warriors.
Luka Doncic received 28 points and LeBron James added 22 for the Lakers as he saw the NBA’s newest dynamic duo season ended. Doncic, nine assists and seven rebounds, was limited by Divinenzo after the first half of the first half of the first half after the back injury after the back injury.
Rui Hachimura scored 23 points, and Austin Reves was 12 for Los Angeles, who went to 20-17, including Playoff games, including the first release of Doncic with a team on February 10 after a trade from Dallas Mavericks.
Lakers, who were 14 years old in the first half, remained 3:08 in the game. Randle then hit an order and Edwards added an inner circle to Timberwolves to get ahead 2:22 and 97-91.
Hachimura received the Lakers in the three with 1:42 3-with-3-Businessman, but Mike Conley responded with 3-for-3-to-workman for minnesota to take ahead with 1:22 and 100-94. The shooting ended with a dry spell until 18 for long -range Timberwolves. Minnesota won 7 of 47 (14.9 percent) of 47 of them.
With the chance of progress, Minnesota made a quick start to lead 29-15, which has 59-49 advantage in the first quarter in the first quarter.
Hobbled Doncic and Los Angeles made a charges in the third quarter and the first leadership of the game remained in 78-77 in Dorian Finney-Smith 3-Pointer in 2:38. Minnesota entered the fourth quarter with an advantage of 81-80.
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