Part of what made the Timberwolves a legit threat in the Western Conference was their depth, and that was on full display in Game 3. [Anthony Edwards](https://www.startribune.com/minnesota-timberwolves-anthony-edwards-oklahoma-city-thunder-game-3-nba-western-conference-finals/601359030) and [Julius Randle were the stars](https://www.startribune.com/julius-randle-minnesota-timberwolves-oklahoma-city-thunder-game-3-nba-western-conference-finals/601360290), Naz Reid led the bench, and every one played to their role.
Now comes Game 4, the most important game of the postseason for the Wolves. A loss puts them in a 3-1 hole against the top-seeded Thunder, while a win evens up the series and puts a lot of pressure on the young squad from Oklahoma City.
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