Lakers-Wolves 4th quarter box score tells you everything you need to know

The playoff run by Los Angeles Lakers ended on Wednesday evening with a defeat against the Minnesota Timberwolves with a defeat of 103-96. Minnesota scored the series victory 4: 1 when the Luka Doncic Lebron James Duo could not apply enough in the off-season.

It was not what many expected, especially with the Lakers as No. 3 seeds in the Western Conference. But Rudy Gobert and Anthony Edwards played at a high level on the big stage.

The Lakers achieved a little comeback with a 31-point third quarter, but the fourth quarter was a completely different story. How different? Well, the Lakers only scored 16 points in the last 12 minutes of the game.

The boxing point in the fourth quarter has things look even worse for La. Julius Randle, the former Laker, had 11 points. James, Doncic and Austin Reaves have summarized for only 11 points throughout the fourth quarter.

The Lakers as a team scored six field goals in the last 12 minutes and only tried two free throws. On the other hand, the Timberwolves tried 12 free throws and had six different players points.

This is not good at all, especially with the expectations that came into the post -season in this team.

Now the Timberwolves are going into the next round, and the Lakers will miss another deep playoff run in heartbreaking fashion.

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