

The Wolves Finish Off the Lakers, and the Rockets Nearly Blow a Blowout | Group Chat
35 snips May 1, 2025
The Timberwolves shockingly end the Lakers' season in a thrilling playoff matchup, sparking debates on LA's offseason moves. Key player performances are dissected, particularly Gobert's rebounding skills. The hosts explore the importance of strong centers in postseason play, while also juggling the Lakers' big man struggles and trade potential. They present a humorous take on injuries from pickup games, blending basketball talk with culinary advice, like perfecting meat 'velveting' techniques.
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Wolves Exploit Lakers' Size Mismatch
- The Lakers' small lineup failed badly against the Wolves' bigger, stronger players.
- Minnesota efficiently switched defenders and dominated inside and on rebounds.
Rudy Gobert Breaks Lakers' Defense
- Rudy Gobert broke the Lakers' formula with dominant rebounding and finishing.
- Lakers failed to physically contest him, allowing Gobert to control the paint.
Julius Randle's Physical Play
- Julius Randle thrived against weaker Lakers defenders Austin Reeves and Luka Doncic.
- He effectively exploited their defense by driving and drawing help for open shots.