“Unveiling the Unexpected: The Dark Horse Trio to Watch on ‘Tourniquet Tuesday’ in the 2025 NBA Playoffs”
Meanwhile, the Lakers shot 36.6% from behind the arc (14-for-41) on Saturday even though LeBron James went 1-for-5. All in all, LeBron scored just 18 points, and I cannot imagine him scoring fewer than 20 points again in Game 2. Timberwolves PF Julius Randle defended LeBron for most of Game 1, and Julius is more of an offensive threat than a defensive stopper.Â
The Lakers only attempted 16 free throws in Game 1, and averaged 23.2 per game during the regular season. Whether it be aggressiveness out of desperation to avoid going down 0-2 in this series or the referees giving them some “home cooking,” the Lakers will get to the charity stripe more Tuesday.Â
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