The Lakers let Edwards slaughter be reversed, and the second-half scheduling of the NBA's first-round playoffs G4 sparked discussion

The Timberwolves scored a game-high 43 points in the first round of the NBA Western Conference playoffs on the 28th with Edwards' last-minute roar, reversing the Lakers 116-113, taking a 3-1 lead in the series, and the Lakers' second-half scheduling also sparked discussions.

Edwards (second from left) exploded in the fourth quarter, and the Lakers let it be reversed

Edwards, who scored 16 points in the tiebreaker to help the Timberwolves, who trailed by 10 points in the first three quarters, came from behind, noting that he felt his opponent was exhausted in the final quarter, "so I tried to put my foot on the gas pedal and keep going." ”

The Lakers' fatigue in the final quarter came from the fact that the whole team had only one lineup in the second half, and James, Doncic, Hachimura, Reaves and Finneysmith played 5 full 24 minutes, the first playoff schedule since the 1996-1997 season. Coach Redick admitted that the scheduling was not in the original plan, and he must have paid a lot for the game.

Doncic scored a team-high 38 points, James scored 27 points, 12 rebounds, 8 assists, and created a "double ten" in the playoffs for the 144th time in his career, surpassing Chamberlain to rank third in NBA history, but did not score 1 point in the deciding quarter.

There are also 3 teams in the East that have match points, Tatum scored 37 points to lead the defending Celtics to a 107-98 away from Magic; The Pacers G4 blossomed in more points, and all 8 players on the team scored double-doubles, slaughtering the Bucks 129:103; The Knicks narrowly defeated the Pistons 94-93, and Cunningham had 25 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists, leaving regrets in the first triple-double of the playoffs of his career.