NBA Play-offs: Minnesota sweeps Golden State in Game 2

After losing Game 1, Minnesota puts on a show in the second act of the series against Golden State. The T’Wolves prevailed with a dry 117-93 win, bringing the series back into perfect balance.

Game addressed from the first minutes of the game. Minnesota came up with a 13-0 partial that challenged Golden State’s certainties. The T’Wolves even get to +22 and, despite some physical problems of Edwards (forced off the court due to a sprained ankle in the first half returns in the resumption), Minnesota never gives the Warriors a chance to get into the game.

The Warriors never gave the Warriors a chance to get into the game.

Excellent performance, among the Timberwolves’ ranks, by Randle, who finished with 24 points and 11 assists on the bench. In the Warriors’ house, 18 points for Kuminga and 17 for Butler. Fifth technical foul for Green. The Warriors veteran and the best defender on Coach Kerr’s team is just two technicals away from a one-game suspension.

Golden State is paying the’absence of its All Star Curry: “I’ve never had a muscle injury, I’m not going to force a comeback. It is one of those cases where the’only thing to do is to re-evaluate the situation after a week to see when it will be safe to return to play” the words of Curry himself reported by ESPN. His return is still a mystery. There is talk of Game 6.