Warriors vs. Timberwolves Live Updates: 2025 NBA Playoffs Game 2 Start time, picks and predict

A strange scene unfolded early in the second quarter of the Golden State Warriors' Guty Game 1 Road victory against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday evening.

Right of eight hours after a survival victory of elimination in Houston, about 30 hours after landing in the city directly from Texas, the tired Warriors before a significant four-day calm and preparatory disadvantage at third place from Draymond Green at 30 to 20.

Green roared on the Minnesota bank, as Timberwolves trainer Chris Finch Timeout called. Warriors' bank hurried to celebrate the loud arrival of the team in this second round, and showed the oomph and energy that they had promised despite the condensed schedule. But when Green turned to celebrate the climb with Curry, he saw how his star tip hobbled into the changing room. Curry reached for his thigh.

“I didn't see that he grabbed his knee tendon,” said Green. “I only saw how he limp a bit. I went over to tell him a good pass and asked him:” You are good? “He said,” I'll be back. “So we didn't know for a long time.

General Manager Mike Dunleavy followed Curry backwards and came out 10 minutes later. On the way back to the bank, the news delivered to Green. Left -wing. Curry was ready for the night.

Nevertheless, the warriors still found a way to achieve a win. Read below.