Timberwolves v Warriors: Tight Series as Wolves Level at 2-2
Tense Game 4: Wolves evening the series
The Minnesota Timberwolves fought back from an early deficit to defeat the Golden State Warriors 102-97 at home, evening their Western Conference Semifinals series at 2-2.
“This was the kind of game we expected,” said Wolves coach Flip Saunders. “Both teams were hungry, and it was a slate, good, clean, hard fought game.”
Big night for Edwards
Anthony Edwards was the Wolves’ standout player, posting a triple-double with 35 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 assists. In a post-game interview, Edwards revealed the incident that sparked his performance:
“Coach challenged me during a timeout,” Edwards said. “He said I needed to step up and take over the game. That’s what I tried to do.”
Curry Races Back, But Warriors Fall Short
After missing Game 3 with a foot injury, Stephen Curry returned to action for the Warriors, scoring 31 points. However, it was not enough to overcome a determined Wolves team.
Did you know?
This is the first time in their history that the Minnesota Timberwolves have forced a Game 5 with a chance to take a series lead against the Warriors.
What’s Next?
The series now shifts back to San Francisco for Game 5 on Wednesday. After tonight’s win, the Wolves have demonstrated their ability to compete with the Warriors on their home court. Could history be made?