The Warriors lost the good game and took the blame. The 7+2 center is no longer magical, and the opponent is beaten in one position

In the absence of Stephen Curry, the Warriors seemed very tenacious, and even after halftime, the Warriors led the Timberwolves by 2 points. But when the change of sides entered the second half, the Warriors obviously couldn't stand it and eventually lost five points at home. Although the Warriors had worked very hard, they were finally behind 1-2 in the series. Even if Stephen Curry still has the possibility of a comeback, I'm afraid that before that, the Warriors have been eliminated and ushered in their offseason.

In fact, the Warriors lost a good game. The Timberwolves were in a bad state. Of course, perhaps because Stephen Curry was absent, there was even a possibility of early reimbursement. The Timberwolves did not take the remaining Warriors seriously. In the second half of the game, the Timberwolves completely took the initiative, and the Warriors had to take the blame for the two starters. The first to be the one who bears the brunt is definitely Brandin Podjemsky. In fact, the Warriors completed the Black Seven in the first round. Apart from Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, Brandin Podjemsky is the best player, otherwise the Warriors would not be able to advance. But in this game, Brandin Podjemsky did make a trick. He only scored 5 points on 10 shots. Although he was still as hard as ever, he grabbed 8 rebounds as a guard, which was the highest in the Warriors' team, but Brandin Podjemsky's poor touch would inevitably hurt the team.

Another starter, Draymond Green, not only scored 2 points on 1 of 4 shots, but also made 5 mistakes. He even received 6 fouls in 29 minutes and left the field directly. With Stephen Curry absent, the Warriors' law is revealed again, that is, Draymond Green cannot tie up with Stephen Curry, and it is basically a side effect on the court. I am afraid that only intentional injury is left to try to weaken the opponent's role.

In addition, second-year center Jackson Davis looks magical. You should know that although the Warriors lost in the second game of the series, Jackson Davis scored 15 points and 6 rebounds with 100% shooting percentage, which was the Warriors' biggest surprise. But Jackson Davis was studied more in this game. Although he started, Jackson Davis only scored 7 points and 2 rebounds, which did not seem to play any role.

The Warriors were completely broken by their opponent Timberwolves in the end, that is, in terms of the inside, the strength gap between the two teams is very obvious. In fact, the Timberwolves could easily defeat the Lakers in the first round, and completed the Black Seven without a home advantage, relying on the main inside. In addition to intuitive data such as rebounding, the Warriors' inside players were also miserable in the impact of the Timberwolves. Kevin Rooney only played 18 minutes and left the court with 6 fouls, just like Draymond Green. If other players want to stop the Timberwolves from rushing to the basket, they can only pay the price of fouls. If the Warriors cannot solve this problem, this round of series is really in danger.