1:2 No miracle in reverse! Green was sent off, Huazi turned the tables Butler 33 divided into background boards

Watching this game is a roller coaster. Both sides bit to death in the first three quarters, and the Timberwolves had an outrageous three-pointer - the team's shooting percentage was less than 25%, and the Warriors were even worse, just Butler and Kumingga could score. Especially Kumingga, who was like a clever idea today, like a breakthrough, a central banker, and a bead, took the Warriors out of some advantages.

But the situation in the fourth section suddenly changed. Edwards suddenly took over the first half of the quarter and directly overtook the two mid-range shots. This is not over yet. Green was sent off for two consecutive fouls in the last 4 minutes, completely disrupting the Warriors' rhythm. Gobert took the opportunity to come in. The inside line grabbed rebounds and picked up cabbages, and the free throws were accurate. How could this be defense? It's like opening a green channel for the Wolves.

The moment Green went down, the Warriors' inside was empty.

Hilde scored his life in the last 2 minutes, only 4 points behind. As a result, the Wolves grabbed two consecutive offensive rebounds in the offensive round, Edwards directly scored three points, and the Warriors were still 7 points behind in the last 1 minute and 13 seconds, which was basically cold.

Seriously, Edwards's game is really hard. He was scolded for being sluggish in the first game. He scored 36 points in this game, especially the adjustment from 9 of 23 to 13 of 28, which was extremely psychological. Huazi's goal really gave the Wolves a chance.

Looking at the Warriors, Butler scored 33 points, made 4 of 7 three-pointers, and was still fouling the basket at the last moment. But what about teammates? Except for Kuming adding 18 points, the others only had 46 points in total - Wiggins 8 points and Poole 6 points. What is the offensive firepower costing the Wolves? Curry is not here, and the Warriors' offense is already missing the backbone. With Green's send-off, the inside defense is directly leaked. Where does the Timberwolves win? Not only Edwards broke out, Gobert's rebound was too crucial. He rebounded 13 rebounds and 5 frontcourt boards in the game. Those few positions at the last moment directly cut off the Warriors' thoughts of counterattacking. Also, although the Wolves' three-pointer was iron, they scored 44-32 in the penalty area, which was Gobert's value. Where did the

Warriors lose? Apart from Green's low-level mistakes, the offensive end is too dependent on Butler and Kumingga. No matter how hard Butler can handle it, he can't stand the opponent's wheel battle. Curry is not here, no one can share the offensive pressure, and "giants" such as Poole and Wiggins are collectively invisible, which is the most deadly thing.

Huazi turned the tables, butler became the background board.

The total score is now 1:2, and the Warriors' home advantage is gone. Can Curry save the situation when he comes back? It's hard to say - the Wolves are in high morale now, Edwards has found form, Gobert guards the inside, even if the Warriors make a comeback, they can be stronger on the offensive end, but the defensive loopholes are still there.

There is no miracle in this game. It's really hard for the Warriors to lack Curry. But the Wolves also proved with their strength that they seized the opportunity. Edwards's game has regained all his face in the first game.

Do you think the Warriors can reverse the total score after Curry returns?

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