Steve Kerr makes Steph Curry injuries after Warriors-Wolves Game 4 announcement

The Golden State Warriors are now in a must-win situation after they have gone 3-1 to the Minnesota Timberwolves. In game 4 the Warriors lost in a hard way and left one home, 117-110.

The Golden State was dominated by Minnesota by Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle, which were combined for 61 points, eight rebounds and nine assists. The Timberwolves had complete control over the second half, while the warriors could not create much insult to fight them.

The head coach of Warriors, Steve Kerr, made an announcement about the Star Point Guard Stephen Curry, who has been traveling with a thigh injury since game 1. The Golden State has been noticeably worse since the injury after losing three in a row.

“When do we give the update?” Said Kerr. “We will have an update on Wednesday.”

Curry played in game 1 for 13 minutes before leaving the game. He was the catalyst for this crime throughout the season, and now that the Warriors did not have their star, the team has a big decline. Despite the takeover of Star Forward and Playoff Riser Jimmy Butler, it is not enough. Butler only scored 14 points this evening.

Golden State will now return to the Target Center for Game 5 with the season on the line. The Timberwolves have the chance to achieve successive Western Conference final with a final victory and a chance of redemption after they lost to the Dallas Mavericks last year.

As for the warriors, Curry's status will probably determine the result of the game. The team again puts another MATCHUP without a double MVP in a large disadvantage.

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