Wolves/Knicks, destiny
Golden State Warriors/Minnesota Timberwolves
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What a storyline that would be.
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Of course Steph is wearing a red jacket
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The Wolves cannot solve a zone. This is hard to watch.
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Nom nom nom nom
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This thread is so wild...tons of comments when they're playing horribly, but after that INCREDIBLE 3rd quarter???
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The Warriors are completely out of gas. Zero offense.
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That's the thing though - they're winning not playing their best bball. That bodes well for this team.
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It helps when the team they are playing isn't really a playoff team.
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No Steph changes things but I don't know if I completely believe this. They had a winning record without him this season, even pre Jimmy. How much does someone like Kuminga play if Steph is playing? Likely a lot less.
The Warriors are a great defensive team, play hard, and have a HOF coach. Nothing is ever easy in the playoffs. The Wolves have been the best clutch team by far in the playoffs so far, and will likely be the most rested of the final 4 teams. I'm not going to complain about that.
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True on the defense, but if Steph is out for 1/2 the season or more, they are in the lottery IMO.
The Wolves will need to clean up the lazy passing if they are going to beat Denver/OKC. Those teams will score off the turnovers, unlike the Warriors.
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the part that was a little alarming was that GS wanted to push tempo and we didn't get back numerous times. Denver loves to run and OKC can play with a ton of pace and shot the 3ball very well during the regular season.
that said, if ever a season hit a perfect storm of top teams going down or being run rough, this is it. the east looks very beatable and OKC is getting pushed by (and pushing) Denver. Ripe opportunity for hte wolves
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They covered the 4.5. That would would have been a horrible bad beat.
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Edwards took the momentum gained by hitting the buzzer beater to end the 1st Half and hit another gear in the 3rd Q.
www.startribune.com
Scoggins: Edwards got that look in those eyes, and the Warriors were doomed
Anthony Edwards wasn’t going to let his team lose, and that became obvious when he emerged from halftime with a gleam going on.
www.startribune.com
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Does Naz realize when tries to dribble more than 15 feet from the hoop he gets ripped 2 out of three times… chest high dribbles not a good idea… ripped or poked away from behind..