Warriors vs. Timberwolves game 1: Curry leaves with the thigh injury, but Butler, Hield Spark Warriors win

It felt like 2018 in Minnesota on Tuesday evening and that is not a good thing. This autumn, when Jimmy Butler tried to force a trade from Minnesota, he went into legendary training, got four players at the end of the bank and led them in a scrimmage against the starters, spoke all the time all the time and led the peelings to a win.

This Minnesota album dream returned on Tuesday. One night Stephen Curry left the game in the second quarter with a tense thighJimmy Butler led a understaffed Warriors team with 20 points, 11 rebounds (four offensive) and eight templates. Curry or No Curry, the Warriors, played a strong defense, shooting promptly like Draymond Green to put down four 3-point pointers.

Golden State now leads the series 1-0 with game 2 on Thursday in Minnesota.

There are two important snack bars from this game.

One of them is whether Curry will be available for the rest of the series on Thursday evening or at any time. Curry will get an MRI on Wednesday to determine the severity of the thigh tribe, but it was seen by reporters who left the arena.

The concern for the warriors is that Curry could miss most of this series even if this is a “mild” tribe 1 in class 1.

The other is that Anthony Edwards came out flat and shot 0: 10 to open the game and only scored one point in the first half, and the rest of the Timberwolves followed his lead. Anthony and his teammates seemed to be thrown off the zone defense, which Steve Kerr looked at them for the pieces of the night. Here is what Timberwolves trainer Chris Finch said: About Jon Krawczynski from The Athletic.

“It starts with Anthony. He fought early and the light went out … they are the team's leader. They have to come out and show the tone.”

“People will try to blame whoever,” said Edwards about the Associated Press. “You can blame me. I just didn't play well enough.”

Minnestoa started bringing together in the fourth quarter and brought the Warriors' leadership to single -digit digits, but Buddy Hield and the Warriors hit the most important shots too late to hold on. Hield ended with 24 points and had five 3 hands.

Minnesota shot under 40%as a team, and while Edwards came back to lead the team with 23 points, he only shot 9 out of 22 Julius Randle on the way to 18 points 4 of 11, and Naz Reid added 19 from the bank.

Expect another Timberwolves team in game 2, if not, if not, in a hole that may be too deep to climb out.