Red and Black List on the 11th: The Celtics played the role of the surprise defeated New York for the first time, and the Forest Wolves led the team to beat the Warriors again!

There are many good shows in the NBA game, and I will listen to you whoever is the god or who is the trick. On May 11, the NBA welcomed two games, Prichard played the surprises and defeated the Knicks again to win the first victory in the series, and the two core members of the Timberwolves teamed up to narrowly defeat the Warriors. So how exactly do the players perform in the game? This column will show you the NBA red and black list.

Special Red List

The critical moments are really unambiguous

Timberwolves Randall: 24 points, 10 rebounds, 12 assists

Randall has fine skills that are not consistent with his rough appearance. In this game, he showed off his exquisite organizational skills and also played the "hidden skill" of his key ball ability. With the team's genuine point guard Conley in his twilight years, Randall took over the role of Wolves' organizer and sorted out the team's offense in an orderly manner. The team's top card Edwards also played in an excellent form under Randall's feeding ball. When it came to the "life-and-death struggle" moment in the fourth quarter, Randall used key assists and rebounds to help the team win this hard-won victory 102-97. He also became the first player of the Timberwolves to win a triple-double in the playoffs since Garnett in 2004.

Never a big scene

Timberwolves Edwards: 36 points

Edwards was not adapted to the Warriors' defensive intensity in the first half, so his performance was mediocre. However, when the victory was decided in the second half, Edwards once again made a number of "killing gods" and made many key shots. Among them, a dunk for Looney in the third quarter boosted the ambition of the whole team, laying a psychological foundation for the Timberwolves' final victory. Being able to make timely adjustments under the intensity of the playoffs, Edwards already has the qualities that a superstar has.

Red List

If you are a few years younger, it is still hard to say the winner

Warriors Butler: 33 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists

With Curry absent, Butler, as the core, played a high-level game again. If you return to the physical strength level a few years ago, it is still hard to say who will laugh at the end of this game.

This is now considered to be a clue

Warriors Kumingga: 30 points, 6 rebounds,

When the pressure on his body increased, Kumingga "wasted" in the game. Kumingga, who came on as a substitute in this game, once again became the indispensable person on the Warriors' offensive end.

There will always be rewards in hard work

Celtic Prichard: 23 points, 5 of 10 three-pointers

Prichard, who worked diligently in every game, finally ushered in the best game of the playoffs, and came on as a substitute to score the highest score in the team, helping the Celtics defeat the Knicks 115-93 with a surprise attitude.

Substitute red list

Knicks Brunson: 27 points and 7 assists

Perhaps the lead of the big score has made the Knicks generally relaxed, and Brunson's performance alone obviously cannot save the team's downturn.

Black List

I can't continue like this

Warriors Podjemsky: 5 points 10 shots

When Podjemsky finds it difficult to limit the opponent and his offense is sluggish, the team is naturally prone to failure.

Where did the desire to attack go?

Celtics Porzingis: 5 points 3 shots 0

As the highest point on the court, Porzingis in this game seemed to have no desire to score goals at all.