Warriors' Steph Curry injury time bar requires a change of production, or otherwise need

The Golden State Warriors need Stephen Curry.

This inexplicable game 1 victory against the Timberwolves, which the Warriors experienced in the second quarter despite Curry's senior fighting injury, seems to be done a long time ago.

Since then, in games 2 and 3, it is clear that Golden State cannot score enough points on the floor without a curry.

You didn't do a single 3-hand in the first half on Saturday evening. That is outrageous.

But with curry things are different. Distance is worse. Ball handling is worse. The warriors simply cannot threaten Minnesota's defense in the same way.

Curry will be back until the 6th game at the earliest.

Maybe he could show a game early, but probably not.

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If something curry is more late to the party, not in front of the schedule, given the gnawing type of thigh injuries.

Curry, 37, does not have many of these opportunities. You only know that he wants to be out there.

But the Warriors probably have to win at least one second game in this series without a curry just to get him the chance to get to the ground.

Warriors fans and only fans of basketball earn the chance to shine curry again under the bright lights of the playoffs.

In the meantime, however, the NBA world is waiting for every positive announcement about the greatest shooter in the history of the league.

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