Huazi starts the three crazy mode to humiliate the Warriors. Jinzhou wants to prolong his life unless it is a medical miracle?

If the Warriors want to stay in this series, then they need to win at least one goal before Curry recovers from injury. Compared to going to Minneapolis for the final adventure, G4 defends its home court, which is obviously the more reliable direction for the Warriors and coaches to compete.

But as the one who is the one who is in the series, it lacks absolute core. The Warriors actually don’t have many cards to play. On the court, they revealed some signs of photoshooting. In this game, when the two teams were playing games with almost a clear card, what other moves would Coach Cole have?

It is admirable that Cole is still making tactical fine-tuning. At the beginning of the first quarter, it seems that the Warriors' roster has not changed, but Cole made some different arrangements in terms of specific matchups and ball rights allocation.

First on the defensive end, the Warriors used the taller and younger TJD to fight Randall, and let Zhu Meng stare at Gobert, who has a smaller offensive threat. Cole's intention to do this is very clear, which is to protect the dreams as much as possible, save him until the final stage of the game, and avoid the situation of G3 dreams chasing 6 fouls graduation and the Warriors' defense collapsed quickly.

and then the offensive end, butler's edge was temporarily hidden. After the opening, Butler quickly retreated to the second line after making a foul and 1 of 2 free throws. On the contrary, Pojemsky, TJD and Zhu Meng-Green began to take turns to score in the offense. In addition, the Warriors will also let Butler take advantage of loopholes to rest anytime, anywhere. It is obvious that Cole does not want JB to consume all physical energy as early as G3, but instead hopes that G4 will play to the end. JB will still have physical energy on the field and still have energy to end the key round.

Kor is also using more extreme operations to develop the potential of limited scoring points such as Hilde and Kumingga. In the middle and late stages of the first quarter, Kumingga gained enough freedom, and like G2 and G3, he also showed his explosive power in the assault without reservation. During this period, Kumingga entered the penalty area four times, scored directly three times, made a foul and made 2 of 2 free throws, and quickly scored 8 points. In the second quarter, the Warriors created space for Hilde to shoot from outside through delicate cover strategies. The Warriors' "new Robin" did not drag him down. He hit two three-pointers in succession, and even alertly completed a layup in the counterattack.

Kumingga and Hilde successfully played the role of firefighters, which also allowed Cole's tactical concept to be basically fulfilled throughout the first half.

Although Randall and Edwards (especially Randall) still got a lot of points with his strong indiscriminate dislocation ability. But in this regard, Kerr also targeted it. He briefly used the pincer attack tactic in the first quarter, which cooled Randall's touch in a short period of time. In the later part of the second quarter, Kerr's high-quality joint defense was once again hindered the strong attack of the Wolves star.

In terms of rebounding, the Warriors also significantly suppressed their opponents 32-17 at halftime. That is to say, in addition to the tactical level, only in terms of spiritual attributes, the Warriors G4 was also significantly better than the Timberwolves in the first half.

It seems that the Warriors have done everything they can do, but after halftime, the Warriors only led the Timberwolves by 2 points. In the last minute before the half, Edwards' two super-level, extremely unreasonable three-pointers suddenly poured cold water on the already-starting Warriors. However, at that time, the Warriors' general probably didn't realize that this was just the beginning of a nightmare...

Entering the second half, Huazi joined forces with Randle to score a three-pointer, starting the sound silence mode at the Warriors' home court. Next, Huazi used a sharp blade to break through and penetrated the Warriors' defensive life gate. On the outside, Huazi's three-pointer was as easy and pleasant as copying.

16 points in a single quarter, Edwards completely destroyed the Warriors from both physical and psychological levels. In the face of Huazi's strong attack, all the tips and tricks of Cole suddenly became pale and powerless. The game that was originally an extremely stalemate in the first half was turned into a 20-point lead in the Wolves and the Warriors were silent at home after the third quarter.

Faced with Edwards' strong attack, the Warriors did not wait for Butler's big explosion. In the entire second half, Butler almost made no achievements under McDaniels' defense, and even showed his timid side rarely.

And with the Warriors losing G4 without any suspense, and with the Timberwolves getting the match point ahead of schedule, the Warriors' season journey is likely to reach the end. Unless there is a medical miracle, Curry can re-stand on the court in a healthy posture in G5, bringing a glimmer of hope to the Warriors...