Warriors Face Uncertainty, All Eyes on Injury Sheet
The Minnesota Timberwolves are just one step away from winning the semi-finals against the Golden State Warriors. Steph Curry’s injury has greatly halted the momentum of his team. His availability and status around fitness will also be explored in the Timberwolves vs. Warriors Injury Report below.
The Golden State Warriors had a burst of energy coming into the all important game 4. They began the game dominating the Twolves’ defense. The score read 28-27 in favor of the GSW at the end of the first quarter. Moreover, even during the second quarter, the Warriors maintained a healthy lead.
They went into halftime with a two point lead. However, what transpired in the third quarter blew away any hopes and chances of the four time NBA Champions. Timberwolves led by Anthony Edwards rained points and went on a scoring run, taking the game 4 away from the host’s grasp.
Tonight, Anthony Edwards recorded his 13th playoff game with 30+ PTS!
— NBA (@NBA) May 13, 2025
That's the 5th-most EVER by a player before turning 24, behind:
LeBron James – 21
Kevin Durant – 17
Kobe Bryant – 17
Luka Dončić – 17 https://t.co/VZJ4IJxX5O pic.twitter.com/FtiVRvBBjO
The 39-17 score of the 3rd quarter showed how much Curry was being missed. Steve Kerr’s coaching decisions also didn’t help as the Minnesota Timberwolves went on to win the game 4 by 117-110. This puts their one foot firmly into the NBA Western Conference Finals.
Time: Wednesday, May 14 at 9:30 PM ET
Venue: Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota
TV: TNT | Live Streaming: HBOMAX
Let’s break down the Timberwolves vs. Warriors Injury Report with updates on key players.
Minnesota Timberwolves
The Timberwolves remain healthy, and luckily, their season trajectory stayed intact despite Anthony Edwards’ Game 1 ankle scare. The fate had other plans for Timberwolves and Warriors in the semi-finals’ series. Two distinct realities from the game 1 changed the outcome of the series.
Golden State Warriors
Fans wondering what the second possibility was, it’s Steph Curry. Steph Curry’s injury has dramatically altered the series over the past few days. His hamstring injury from the game 1 has ruled him out so far. The Golden State Warriors are not willing to risk their star player’s future and will not play the Baby faced Assassin in the do-or-die game 5 on Wednesday.
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