Curry s inspection results are released, G6 returns, is there hope for the Warriors Western Conference Finals?

On May 8, Curry's MRI results were released, and the results showed that Curry's left hamstring was a first-degree strain, which can be said to be a blessing in disguise. Because if it is a second-degree strain, the player needs 3 to 6 weeks of recovery, which is directly equivalent to playoff reimbursement. The normal recovery time for a first-degree strain is 7 to 10 days, which means Curry can still catch up with this series return. According to the schedule of the Warriors and the Timberwolves, the fourth match between the two teams will be the 6th day after Curry was injured, the 8th day after G5 was injured, and the 12th day after G6 was conservatively estimated that Curry's G6 will return properly. After all, if G5 forces his return, not only will his injury not recover well, but Curry will not be able to perform at a normal level, especially his playing style that has to keep running all the time. It will not work to play with one leg, and may also drag the team down, and even bring irreversible damage to his leg explosive power. Isn't Harden a living example during the Nets?

Then the question is, what if Curry returns to G6? Can the Warriors drag the series to Game 6 without Curry? Although the Warriors still beat the Timberwolves in the two and a half quarters when Curry was injured and retreated, today's Timberwolves are not the real Timberwolves. They will not make 5 of 29 three-pointers in every game, and Edwards will not score 1 point in the first half. After the Warriors lack Curry's gravity, the chance of open three-pointers will be greatly reduced. And who will make up for Curry's average of 22.6 points per game in the playoffs? Kumingga? He has lost his value in the playoffs. Maybe I can only hope that Hilde can continue the three-pointer feel of the past two games!

I believe that the Timberwolves' offense will recover later, but it is undeniable that this is a series of defense, and both sides are teams that are good at defense. If the Warriors want to drag the series to Curry's comeback, they must make a fuss on defense, and be tougher and more defensive than the opponent, just like today. The ideal ending is that the Warriors won two home games and led 3-2 in the first five games. Curry chose G6 or G7 to return based on his injury recovery, and finally staged a return of the king and led the team to the Western Conference Finals with strong strength.

Although Curry is the most likely to make a comeback in G6 or G7, he is not afraid of 10,000, but he is afraid of it. If the Warriors really lose three consecutive games in the future and face the life-and-death battle between G5, do you think Curry is better or not to make a comeback?