Quote from: danherbias07 on Today at 10:07:26 AM

Quote from: avp2306 on Today at 09:21:15 AM

He's been inconsistent the whole series and imagine that he supposed to be the second option on their team but sadly he can't deliver.

Randle only score good points on game 1 but after that he became nothing as its like he's not there. Maybe Wolves would create good adjustment and find those player that can provide quality numbers. Because if Randle will always play like that for sure they won't win against OKC just like what we are seeing on this series. But I guess this will be the end for Wolves and with the latest win this sealed up the position of OKC to be the champion on their conference and could advance on Finals.

That's actually the reason why he was traded. Inconsistency. The Knicks truly won that trade, and it's showing now. KAT is helping the Knicks to win the series while Randle is on and off. Although the Knicks lost twice against the Pacers, KAT's stats are up, and he has been phenomenal on the offensive end.
Without McDaniels and Alexander-Walker, the Timberwolves would've lost in a blowout. Neither Anthony Edwards nor Randle is playing good offensively.

I think he was traded because he didn't blend well with the type of play with Jalen Brunson and then he is also injury prone. Although he had good games in this playoff that he excel. But I don't know why he was absent in this series against the OKC though. He was tough but here, he was very soft and can't even get his fire going on. Something is wrong with the Wolves here and it was exposed by the Thunder.

Quote from: danherbias07 on Today at 10:07:26 AM

OKC will probably finish this at home with a blowout again.

Yes, probably -10.5 (initial line is -8.5) for the OKC will be a good bet here. I do not see the Thunder losing at home court specially with how SGA is playing right now. He deserves that MVP for this season and the rest of the members are very proud of it.