The Timberwolves are more difficult to deal with than the Rockets. Does the Warriors have a way to defeat them again?

The NBA playoffs in the 24-25 season are currently in the semi-finals. The Warriors, who just eliminated the Rockets through tiebreaks, will face the Timberwolves. Compared with the Rockets, the Timberwolves' lineup configuration is obviously more reasonable. They not only have big men but also have a good impact. Does the Warriors have a way to achieve their ability to defeat them?

The Warriors, which just experienced the tiebreaker seven, should be at a relatively disadvantage in physical fitness now. Curry, Butler and Green, the three veterans, will really face a huge test against the Timberwolves, the forward players. I personally think that Cole should not play the so-called five-small player for a long time in the Western Conference semi-finals. They should give the big players in the team more playing time.

If you want to complete the Warriors, of course, you still need to play very high-intensity defense, but you also need to allocate defensive resources reasonably against the Timberwolves Warriors. I personally think that the Warriors don’t need to spend too much effort on limiting Edwards. Randall, McDaniels, and Reed are the ones that the Warriors need to be careful. If they are all turned on, there will be really big trouble. The Warriors may not have the oppression of winning the championship in the 24-25 season, but how far they can go this season will also affect the team's willingness to strengthen this summer to a certain extent. Warriors fans of course hope that their home team can go further. I wonder how much energy can burst out against the old boss Butler? How many surprises will the Warriors emerge in the Western Conference semi-finals? Can Hilder still make three-pointers in key games?