Poisonous! Curry slams the fairy ball but pulls the hamstring and leaves the field. Huazi is locked and 0 of 8 is completely guilty

Curry was so fierce that he was injured and left the field. Edwards was so scared that he was locked by the Warriors.

Jiang is still old, Huazi, you still have to practice more! On May 7, the first round of the Western Conference semi-finals between the Warriors and the Timberwolves started at home in Minnesota. Before the game, the Warriors players appeared, and Timberwolves fans gave former traitor Jimmy Butler a tsunami boo. In terms of halftime data, Curry scored 13 points in 5 of 9 shots and made 3 three-pointers; Mengmeng Green turned into a sharpshooter and scored 14 points. Edwards made 0 of 8 shots from the Timberwolves, but failed to score a single point, and seemed to be overwhelmed by the Warriors offensive frenzy, which was completely scared. At the beginning of the game, Zhu Meng Green showed off his offensive enthusiasm and received Bojie's pass to complete a beautiful 6-foot floating jump shot, winning the Warriors' lead. But Gobert quickly responded with a tip-in, and both sides went back and forth. In the middle of

, the Warriors began to find the offensive rhythm. Curry easily made a layup with the assist of chasing dreams. Then Butler hit a key three-pointer and the score became 7-4. The Warriors' outside feel gradually hot, Curry hit a three-pointer, and Boger then hit a 25-foot three-pointer, widening the gap to 7 points, 13-6.

However, the Timberwolves did not surrender. Gobert scored 4 points in a row in the interior, and McDaniels also found his form and scored consecutive goals, bringing the score to 13-12. Just as the Warriors' offense was stagnant, coach Cole conducted a large-scale rotation, substitutions in all five positions. After the substitute lineup came on the court, the Warriors' offense was silent for a while, and the Timberwolves took the opportunity to overtake the score. First, Divinchenzo made a beautiful jump shot, and then McDaniels scored another 4 points in a row, expanding the lead to 13-16.

At the critical moment, Curry stood up and hit a three-pointer with a assist from Payton II to tie the score to 16-16. In the last stage of the first quarter, Payton II showed a strong rebounding awareness, fought for the frontcourt rebounds many times, and completed a beautiful all-received dunk at the last moment, regaining two points for the Warriors. At the beginning of the

quarter, Cole sent Curry and Zhu Meng back to the court, and the substitute lineup immediately recovered after rest. As soon as he started, Zhu Meng hit a 25-foot three-pointer with Butler's assist, helping the Warriors take a 21-20 lead. The pace of the game was a bit chaotic, and the two sides were once in a big battle of mistakes. Randall's offensive foul, dream-chasing pass mistake, and Randall's pass mistake made another pass mistake, and his tactical cooperation was not very ideal. But at the critical moment, Butler scored a steal and then caused a foul, making one of two free throws, and the Warriors expanded their lead to 22-20.

Curry began to regain his rhythm, first with a 25-foot step back three-pointer, then received Zhui Meng's assist and hit a 13-foot jump shot. Just when the Timberwolves hadn't reacted yet, Zhu Meng once again hit a three-pointer with Curry's assist. The Warriors instantly made a 10-0 offensive, widening the gap to 30-20!

This wave of offensive forces Timberwolves coach Finch to request a timeout to stop the Warriors' offensive momentum. Curry performed well in the first half of the quarter, hitting high-difficulty shots continuously, and mastering all three-pointers and mid-range distances, which made the players who defended him sigh.

Talk about the best and worst players in the two teams. The Warriors' MVP will undoubtedly give Curry. He lingered in a wave of 8 points in the second quarter, expanding the score to a double-digit lead in one fell swoop. Curry shook continuously outside the three-point line. He was confident in taking action whether it was facing Conley or Divinchenzo. The difficult goal even made Cole hold his head, and he couldn't believe how this kid did it. But after Curry made the throw in the 8-minute second quarter, he seemed to have pulled his thigh when he fell and limped. Cole had to call a timeout and let Curry return to the locker room for inspection. I hope Curry is not seriously injured and can return to the court healthy.

The Warriors' worst player is Moses Moody, who made 0 of 4 shots in 4 minutes, and the common problem of young players is undoubtedly exposed. At the critical moment, the young man wanted to show himself, but the Timberwolves' defensive support from the outside was much better than the Rockets. His attack could not open up the space at all, so he made a fuck. Cole also made timely adjustments, allowing him to be pressed on the bench for only 4 minutes.

The worst player on the Timberwolves was Edwards. Huazi was completely committing crimes in the first half, and all kinds of outrageous irons almost opened the basket. 0 of 6 shots, it seems that he doesn't know how to play in the four rounds. I don’t know if it was because I had been resting for too long or if the defensive ending methods of facing the Warriors were slightly single. It has to be said that the Warriors' defense is not something the Lakers can compare with. The best player on the Timberwolves side has to be handed over to Gobert. He scored 6 points and 5 rebounds in the first quarter, and 3 frontcourt rebounds. Without these second attacks, the Timberwolves would have been beaten by the Warriors long ago and it would have been impossible for them to remain in a stalemate.