14 people rotate, Cole tried his best, the Warriors were unable to turn the sky, the camera was frequently given to Curry

In the second round of the NBA playoffs, the Timberwolves will play against the Warriors at home, and all other players can play except Curry. The Warriors are in danger in this game, and it is too difficult to win another game without Curry. The Timberwolves should not be careless. If they still play like in the last game, the chance of capsizing is quite high.

Timberwolves led the Warriors 14 points 29-15 in the first quarter. Without Curry's gravity, the Warriors players were very uncomfortable and it was difficult to score. In fact, the Timberwolves didn't play much better, so they performed normally, with a three-pointer better than the previous game.

The Timberwolves maintained the lead in the second quarter, but when they scored 5 points and 56 points in the second quarter, Edwards landed and was stepped on by Davis and returned to the locker room. Edwards retreated with injury, the Timberwolves' rhythm was not chaotic. Devin and Randall scored consecutively, and the gap widened to 22 points.

The Warriors did not collapse, Kumingga and Davis came forward to score, Green committed a foul, and the gap narrowed to 15 points. Randall stopped the bleeding with a three-pointer, Diwen continued to firepower, and Kuming responded more, and the Warriors trailed the Timberwolves 17 points 39-56 in the first half.

Data: Kumingga 10 points, Davis 7 points and 4 rebounds, Butler 6 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists, Boger 6 points and 2 assists, Green 5 points, 1 rebound and 4 assists, Hilder 5 points; Randall 16 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists, McDan 10 points and 3 hats, Edwards 7 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, Walker 7 points, Divincenzo 6 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists, Reed 5 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists, Conley 3 points and 2 assists, Gobert 2 points and 7 rebounds.

The second half was adjusted back, and both sides were blocked in offense and did a good job in defense. The Warriors were the first to find the rhythm, Kumingga and Butler scored consecutively, Hilder continued to make three-pointers, and the gap narrowed to 7 points. Reed scored three points to stop the bleeding, Devin continued to firepower, Butler and Boger made a mistake, Mike fought back, and the score difference returned to double digits.

Moody did not play for three consecutive times, Davis made a mistake, Payton made a mistake, and Walker made another three-pointer. Davis broke the scoring drought, Kumingga made a free throw, Edwards, Randall and Walker scored, and the gap was 20 points after three quarters.

Kor tried his best, 14 people rotated, helped Kuminga find her status, and Davis, but there was no way. It didn't work much in the face of absolute strength. Edwards played poorly enough, but the score difference was still 20 points, which was too difficult. If the Warriors want to win, they still need Curry's return, otherwise they will not be able to win this round of series.