NBA playoffs: Timberwolves falls past Warriors late to take over to Draymond Green Fouls Out Out

From there, the Timberwolves pushed its lead up to nine to ward off a few hot shooting from Buddy Hield and Jonathan Kuminga.

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After another slow start for Minnesota star Anthony Edwards, the guard came to life in the fourth quarter and scored three 3-point counter within the framework of 13 points. Edwards ended with 36 points in the 13-von-28 shoot.

Minnesota took the lead early, but a 9-0 run from the Warriors scored the score after a quarter with 21. The two teams held things near, with Golden State for a 42-40-half lead.

When Curry fails, the usual threat of the warriors of the sheet was missing. The team only hit his first 3 pointer at the beginning of the third quarter after shooting 0 out of 5 in the first half. Golden State ended 10 out of 23 out of three, but for most of the game, the warriors were dependent on the dominance in color.

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Before Edwards and the Wolves took control, it looked as if Jimmy Butler and Kuminga were the history of the game. The multiple-oriented Kuminga, who played economically in this post-season, achieved 30 with three 3-hedgehears and six rebounds from the bank. Playoff Jimmy appeared in game 3 with 33 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists and also scored two 3s for a good measure.

But Edwards and Julius Randle had the last laugh. Randle put on 24 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists and played with a violent route when Minnesota imposed his will.

After the Timberwolves were shocked in game 1 and then led to game 2, the Warriors returned the series with the opportunity to put the series in the lead. But Golden State lost a game and may now have more questions than answers.

The two teams will return to the Chase Center for game 4 on Monday.