Warriors defeat at night two big surprises: Kuminga slapped Cole in the face in the first 8, Davis slapped 6 of 6 shots and injured Huazi

On May 9, the Warriors lost 93-117 away and were chased to a total score of 1-1, and were at most 25 points behind the gap in the game. Although the Warriors suffered a major defeat, the two strong players on the bench became comfort. Kumingga scored 8 of 11 shots and scored 18 points and 5 rebounds, tying the highest single-game score record in his playoff career. Among them, 8 of the top 8 shots were extremely powerful, and Davis scored 15 points and 6 rebounds in 6 shots, which also set the highest single-game score record in his playoff career. He once stepped on Edwards and caused controversy. As a potential rising star of the Warriors, Kumingga was hidden in the final game of the regular season and continued to be hidden in the playoffs. Entering the playoffs, Kumingga still has few opportunities to perform, and Cole has not given him too many opportunities.

However, now Curry is absent due to injury and the Warriors are suppressed by the Timberwolves early. Kumingga ushered in an explosive performance. He once made all his first eight shots on the court, and even led the Warriors to catch up to the single-digit gap in the middle of the third quarter, but the Warriors were once again widened by 20+. Although Kumingga performed well in 8 of the top 8, he missed all three shots in the next three. He made 1 of 3 three-pointers from the outside and 1 of 4 free throws. However, Kumingga scored 18 points, still tying his record of highest single-game score in his playoff career.

In addition, Davis made a substitute of 19 minutes and 18 seconds, contributing a 100% clearance of 6 shots, plus 3 of 5 free throws, scoring 15 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block, setting a record for the highest score in a single game in his career playoffs, with the previous highest score of only 4 points.

It was only in the first half that Davis stepped on Edwards' left ankle and injured Edwards. Fortunately, Edwards continued to play in the second half without any serious injury.