Draymond Green makes the NBA story in Warriors-Wolves Game 5

With their back against the wall, the Golden State Warriors traveled to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday evening to avoid excretion. After Steph Curry failed, the Warriors lost three consecutive games to dig a 3-1 series hole, and now they are only 24 minutes away from their season.

The Warriors fought in the first half of the game on Wednesday and had a 62-47 deficit after two periods. Golden State absolutely needed her boys to step into Curry's absence, but don't get very luck.

The Warriors continue to receive help from Jonathan Kuminga, who headed the team from the bank with 11 points from the bank at 5-10 shooting. In order to lead the starting unit, the four-time all-star Draymond Green, who ended half with nine points, five rebounds and 3 assists at 4-8 shooting from the field and 1-4 from beyond the arch.

With his nine points in the first half, Draymond Green Walt Walt Frazier and Gus Williams passed to draw with 1,933 points and the count of 71st place on the NBA all-time playoff list.

After Curry failed, the warriors turned to their veterans like Green and Jimmy Butler to take responsibility, but it was still difficult to do the work. Of course, the timber wolves are a very talented team, but Green and Butler should be good enough to give the Warriors a chance.

Green continues to rise up to the all -time bureau, but he still is still not enough to put down the Timberwolves.