Overnight, the Warriors received major bad news. Curry reviewed a week later and was definitely absent from G2-G4!

According to Shams, a well-known NBA reporter, Curry suffered a first-degree strain on his hamstring and will definitely miss the second game with the Timberwolves. He is expected to have a review in a week. This means that Curry will miss at least three games next. Fortunately, Curry is not a second-degree strain. There is still a possibility of returning in this round of series, which also gives the Warriors players a glimmer of hope.

In the first game between the Timberwolves and the Warriors, Curry suddenly staggered in the second quarter, and the specific cause of the injury was not found through slow-motion replay, but this kind of unconfrontational injury was the most terrifying. Durant suddenly came to the end without confrontation, and later forced his comeback eventually led to a tear of the Achilles tendon. Curry returned to the locker room to check and then announced that he would not return in this game. Fortunately, the Warriors and the players worked together to win the first game and regained their home advantage. After Hilder was silent in the first half, he broke out and scored 23 points in the second half, perfectly replacing Curry's role. Butler was as stable as ever and was able to control the rhythm of the game well. Green also made an open three-pointer, punishing the Timberwolves' defense. The Warriors withstood the Timberwolves' counterattack in the last quarter.

Curry will miss three games next. How should the Warriors adjust? First of all, Podjemsky must perform, and can no longer only score 3 points like 1 of 7 in the first game. He needs to undertake more scoring work and create open opportunities for Hilde. After all, Hilde is a real pitcher, and now he has awakened blood and is trustworthy. Secondly, the team must continue its excellent defense and continue to drive Edwards to the bottom line. Without Curry's weak defensive ring, the Warriors' defensive round transfer will be even better. After all, the Timberwolves' offense is not much stronger than the Rockets. In the end, Butler needs to step up and have a game of 30+ points. He once led the Heat's Black Eight, and now lead the Warriors to complete the Black Seven!