Wolves exclude warriors for the 2nd conference final in a row in a row

Minneapolis-Julius Randle scored 29 points at 13-against-18 shootings to send the Minnesota Timberwolves for the second time in a row with a win from 121-110 against the Golden State Warriors in game 5 on Wednesday evening to the Western Conference final.

Anthony Edwards had 22 points and 12 assists for the sixth wolves, who will next compete against the Denver Oklahoma City winner. You could have five days off if the Nuggets beat Thursday on Thursday to force a game 7 in the other West -semi -final.

Brandin Podziemski had 28 points for the Warriors, who again played without Star Stephen Curry because he forced the second quarter from the second quarter in game 1 and took the heart out of her entire offensive operation.

Jonathan Kuminga provided another energy boost from the bank with 26 points, but Podziemski's performance was late and the production of Jimmy Butler and Buddy Hield was consistently too little after they opened the series. According to sports cycling, the Warriors had not lost four games in a row in a single off -season since 1972.

In the first round, the Golden State presented a much more defensive challenge in the first round than the Los Angeles Lakers for Minnesota, but the collection of all the scorers who can throw the wolves on an opponent when they move the ball and the pace simply took off the warriors in the course of the series.

Rudy Gobert was a force around the edge with 17 points, Mike Conley had 16 points and eight assists, and Donte Divincenzo snapped from a burglary with 13 points when the wolves scored 77% (36 for 47) 77%.

Series Closeout games can sometimes be the most difficult, but the wolves played with a wildness that was paired with their shooting course that almost Botte.

Randle kept his great after season upright and provided a constant source of energy and production. After Jaden McDaniels had grabbed Draymond Green's back rash from Draymond Green, he sent Randle an outlet pass for a layup and a three-point game for a 62-47 lead that lit the crowd.

Butler had 17 points for the Warriors, who at the end of the third quarter had a 25-point deficit on 99-90 on a rare 3 pointer from Moses Moody with 7:11 left. Edwards immediately replied with his own 3, and the lead was never again under double -digit numbers.