Anthony Edwards returns to Golden State Warriors after an ankle injury in Minnesota Timberwolves, Update

The Minnesota Timberwolves used Stephen Curry's lack of injuries to defeat the Golden State Warriors 117-93 and end their semi-final series of the NBA Western Conference.

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A lit Timberwolves occupation, which was stunned by the Warriors in the first game on Tuesday, always had control when they appeared 1-1 in Minneapolis, who launched the series 1-1.

Julius Randle led the rating for Minnesota with 24 points, 11 templates and seven rebounds, while Anthony Edwards ended with 20 points and nine rebounds.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker added striking 20 points from the bank in one night in which five Timberwolves players ended in double-digit numbers, including four three-point.

Jonathan Kuminga carried out the Warriors with 18 points from the bank, Jimmy Butler ended at 17.

According to Edwards, improved defensive effort led to the victory of Minnesota after a dark offensive exhibition in their defeat in the games.

“We saw film yesterday and saw that we not only made our shots – it was more, that is, our defense efforts and intensity. We didn't bring it with us,” said Edwards.

“So we knew that we had to do it today.”

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Minnesota was afraid when Edwards cleverly cleverly cleverly cleverly with an ankle problem in the second quarter, but the Timberwolves went into half time with a lead of 56: 39.

Edwards returned at the beginning of the third quarter, but Minnesota was made by an early golden state.

Butler and Kuminga both scored eight points in a rally that helped the Warriors to lower the Timberwolves leadership to just seven points at 62-55, and almost seven minutes remain in third place.

The Timberwolves grouped impressively and closed the quarter with a 20-5 run to build an 85-65 lead into the last framework.

Without the deadly three-point threat of Curry, the Warriors never looked as if the gap and the Golden State coach State coach State coach Steve Kerr drove up the white flag with four minutes and removed his starters when Minnesota came home.

Kerr said his team learned valuable lessons about how to play without the Talismanic curry when they return to San Francisco for game three on Saturday.

The 11-time all-star curry was excluded at least one week on Thursday.

“We try to find out what we can do in this series without Steph, so we gave many people many opportunities,” said Kerr about his changing line -up.

“I thought we had a really spirited run to bring the lead to seven, but then we only lost a little serenity. We turned it over a few times and gave up a few three when we lost our defensive connection.

“But we learned a lot and I think this game will help us find out how we can go forward.”