Draymond Green is honestly about the violation of Steph Curry against wolves against wolves

The Golden State Warriors have now taken their back against the wall against the defeat of 117-110 against the Minnesota Timberwolves in the semi-finals of the Western Conference. The Warriors are now 3-1 on the line with the season after game 4.

The Warriors fought again powerfully and did not create enough insult to fight the duo of Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle. The duo of the Timberwolves combined for 61 points, nine rebounds and eight assists.

Golden State has not managed to win a game since Star Point Guard Stephen Curry went into a thigh injury in game 1. The team managed to achieve the victory at the start of the series, but Minnesota has now won three directly.

The Warriors striker, Draymond Green, spoke about Curry's potential return after game 4. The 35-year-old focuses more on winning a game with the current state of the squad instead of hoping for Curry's return.

“If he is in a place where he can play, I am sure that he is doing it,” said Green. “We don't need a superman. Play the long game. If he can, we know that he will do it. But we have to find a way to win whether he is playing or not.”

The Golden State's crime has achieved great success since Curry's injury. Jonathan Kuminga led the team to 23 on points tonight, while Jimmy Butler fought and scored only 14 points for nine shots. There was hope that Butler would take over the management as the second star and this team would lead to another victory before Curry's return, but that was not the case.

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