The Los Angeles Lakers were competitive throughout Game 3, but 16 turnovers and being outscored by 30 points in the paint were pivotal factors in the Timberwolves' victory, which extended their series lead to 2-1.

Minnesota took Game 1 in blowout fashion, 117-95, even with Luka Dončić putting up 37 points. Game 2 was a different story as the Lakers put forth a much better defensive effort and tied things up at 1-1 with a 94-85 victory on Tuesday night.

Austin Reaves led the team with 11 attempts in Game 3, and I’ll bet on him to hit this prop for the third time in this series. Although Reaves isn't exactly shooting the lights out, he did respond with a 5-for-11 performance on Friday, and Minnesota ranked around the middle of the league against the 3-pointer all season.