Real hit rate of 102.5%! Randall set a record 20+5 three-pointer in the first half, and the US media praised his master s performance

On May 21, in the first half of the Western Conference Final G1, Julius Randall's outside line was too accurate. BR wrote: Randall will not miss the shot! After the first half, Lan Dou had 20+5 three-pointers + a real shooting percentage of 102.5%, and the Timberwolves led the Thunder 48-44.

Diamport's defensive strategy in G1 in this Western Conference Final was to directly let go of Randall's outside line. You should know that his shooting percentage in the outside line in the playoffs this year is more than 38%. Many people don't understand what Daimport's choice means! Randall made 2 of 3 points in the first quarter, and Randall was embarrassed to put it too much.

With more than 4 minutes left in the second quarter, Randall hit the fifth three-pointer, and he made 5 of 6 three-pointers, 4 of 16 teammates, and the Thunder's three-pointer was 3 of 8. Randall scored 18 points, 3 rebounds and 1 assist in just 14 minutes and 48 seconds, with a real shooting percentage of up to 101.4%.

But with 4 minutes and 38 seconds left in the second quarter, Randall entered the locker room directly. I don’t know where he was feeling unwell. He supported his knees with both hands. Huazi had also entered the locker room for examination due to spraining ankle. Huazi and Randall are the Timberwolves' dual cores. However, Randall soon came back without any serious damage, and then made both fouls and made both free throws.

Randal made 17 minutes in the first half, made 6 of 8, 5 of 6 of 3 points, 3 free throws, scored 20 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal, with a real shooting percentage of 102.5%. 5 three-pointers are already the highest in the single game of Randle's playoffs, and there were 4 before. You should know that there are 5 in this half.

US media BM: Randle tonight is like Stephen Curry.

Timberwolves Media: Randall needs a lot of apology letters.

US media: Randle played in the playoffs this year.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Timberwolves Observation