In a seemingly must-win Game 4 for the Golden State Warriors, the Dubs looked like a team missing the superstar that makes them click in a 117-110 blowout loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on their home floor. With Steph Curry sidelined, the Dubs have lost three consecutive games and will now face a win or go home Game 5 in Minnesota.
After an ugly performance in Game 3, Draymond Green came out firing on all cylinders. Green was aggressively attacking the glass and trying to push the pace early, and was also clearly trying to take a larger role in ball handling early, perhaps trying to take some responsibility off Jimmy Butler III’s plate after Butler ran out of gas late in Game 3.