Warriors change due to injuries compared to Timberwolves in game 3

Stealing a game on the street is massive like the lower seed in a playoff series. However, it was not easy for the Golden State Warriors and lost the star guard Steph Curry due to a knee tendon load. The Minnesota Timberwolves were able to achieve the series 1-1, with game 3 brought the series to San Francisco.

While Anthony Edwards were expressed in game 2 injury concerns after his ankle expression, Wolves head coach Chris Finch said that he would be ready. The Warriors will try to change their starting line -up for game 3.

The Golden State Warriors will start Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, Buddy Hield and Bradnin Podziemski, but replace the fifth post with Trayce Jackson-Davis. The Warriors opted for Post from Curry in game 2, but are now going from the bank after his strong performance of game 2.

While Jackson-Davis will have the full fights of Rudy Gobert low, the Warriors will look for a great performance by Podziemski with curry. He had an outstanding performance in game 4 against the Houston Rockets with 26 points, but has not achieved more than 11 points since then.

Tip-off is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. EST in San Francisco, with the winning team taking over a 2-1-series lead.

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