Edwards doesn t flick her tears. If you can be humiliated by Thunder, you should thank Curry, Harden never cries

Text/Jiang Shihua

At noon on May 29, the NBA Western Conference Finals advanced to the finals 4-1 with the Thunder and the song ended and everyone parted. Timberwolves star Edwards actually cried in an interview with the media after the game. In fact, in my opinion, men don’t cry easily, Edwards should not cry, and you should actually be humiliated by Thunder.

Edwards burst into tears after the game and couldn't accept that he led the team to the Western Conference Finals for two consecutive years, but was swept by his opponents 4-1 gentleman. Although they were proactive in the game, they still lost in the face of the powerful Thunder team. Edwards then wiped away his tears and said during the interview. I've really tried my best in this series.

In fact, from the entire series, it is not possible to have no stars, and it is not possible to rely solely on stars. The Thunder seem to win the talent of the stars on the surface, but in fact, it is not the case. The ultimate defensive extension and lineup thickness of the entire team are important factors for them to reach the finals. In comparison, the Timberwolves are indeed not as good as their opponents in terms of their outside firepower or defensive rotation rate, and then the performance gap between Edwards and Alexander.

From the entire Western Conference playoffs, the Thunder's biggest opponent to advance to the finals is not the Timberwolves, but the Nuggets. And for the Timberwolves, it is a blessing to be able to reach the Western Conference Finals. In fact, if Curry hadn't been injured in the playoffs, it would be hard to say whether the Timberwolves could have passed the Warriors level. Therefore, reaching the Western Conference Finals was already an unexpected surprise for Edwards, wiped away his tears and started over again. Look at Harden, he has failed many times in the playoffs, but he has never cried.