The new stage lighting at Target Center is incredible, as is the throwback court

Draymond left the game w/ 6:46 left in the 3Q after picking up his 4th foul.

The next 3 Wolves' possessions?
- Ant paint score
- Randle rim miss (good look)
- Ant paint score
- Ant draws shooting foul

Ant went attack mode and scored 7 straight Wolves points -- it got him going.

Julius Randle barely drew Jimmy Butler as a matchup, but Julius went through Butler's chest before spinning and winning late third.

This capped a personal 5-0 run to put the Wolves in front after a huge Buddy Hield 3 to get Golden State a 4-point lead.

Jaden McDaniels' 15 points can't get lost in the madness. He was excellent in the second half, especially.

- Go-ahead 3 to start the 2H
- Pushed it coast-to-coast, set up a Randle put-back
- Fouled Draymond out, put Wolves up 4 in the clutch
- Huge C&S to go up 6 w/ 3 to play

After Draymond Green stood him up a couple possessions earlier, Julius Randle went *right at Green* to try and draw Draymond's fifth foul.

Two big boy buckets that set the tone for the rest of the game in important moments.

He absolutely won that individual matchup tonight.

Julius Randle recorded a season-high 11 assists last night.

8 of those dimes creates threes, also a season-high.

When Randle is attacking, drawing multiple defenders, and delivering on-time, on-target lasers like he was last night, the Wolves are a wildly more efficient team.

Possessions like this as a good example of how the Wolves have been able to attack the Lakers' tight shell + switching defense with simple movement and screens.

Conley swaps places with McDaniels to get Hachimura out of the corner and into the PnR...

19 players have defended at least 30 PnRs while guarding the handler in the postseason.

Rudy Gobert (0.622 PPP allowed) ranks second in the NBA, per Synergy. He is holding handlers to 8/28 FG (28.6%), the lowest FG% of anyone in the league, and 6 have ended in TOs.