NBA, Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves
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Julius Randle details what it will take for the Minnesota Timberwoles to win a championship and what makes the Oklahoma City Thunder so unbeatable.
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry broke a significant record held by one of the NBA's greatest of all time.
A new report has emerged suggesting that the New York Knicks are showing interest in Minnesota Timberwolves player Donte DiVincenzo.
Donte DiVincenzo buried a pair of late 3-pointers, Julius Randle led the way in the absence of Anthony Edwards with 27 points, and the Minnesota Timberwolves spoiled Stephen Curry's 39-point return by defeating the Golden State Warriors 127-120 in San Francisco on Friday night.
Stephen Curry is back like he never left after being sidelined for five games. The Golden State Warriors had to endure five games without Stephen Curry as the 4x NBA champion recovered from a quad contusion and muscle strain injury.
Despite a vintage return from Stephen Curry, Golden State’s missed opportunities and unsettled rotation proved costly in a late-game loss to a short-handed Minnesota team.
The Minnesota Timberwolves are searching for a guard to pair with Anthony Edwards, and Coby White of the Chicago Bulls might be the option.
The defensive side of the ball is the largest culprit for the early-game deficits. Over the past six games, the Wolves have had a first-half defensive rating of 129.0, which ranks dead last. In the second halves of the same time span, their second-half defensive rating is 105.1, which is second-best.