The Warriors were hit 17-5: Curry shook his head repeatedly, Randall exploded 15+4 continuously

On May 15, the NBA playoffs continued, and the Warriors challenged the Timberwolves away. Curry was still absent in this game. The Warriors were in good offensive form. Kuming and he came to pick up the points, but the Timberwolves were in good offensive form. They gradually took the initiative on the field and took the lead in the first quarter. The Warriors were able to catch the score when they came up in the second quarter, but in the final stage, the Timberwolves scored a 17-5 offensive and led the Warriors 62-47 after halftime.

Curry still couldn't play in this game. Gobert scored the first point at the basket, Podjemsky made a three-pointer, Randall responded, Conley made a three-pointer, and the two teams went back and forth on the offensive end. McDaniels broke through and made a breakthrough, Edwards made a three-pointer, and the Timberwolves gradually took the initiative. When the Warriors were in trouble, Kuming scored a quick cut and dunked, and then made a three-pointer, and he scored points one after another to seize the score. The Timberwolves' offensive momentum was still good, and Divincenzo also made a three-pointer to help the team continue to take the initiative. After the Timberwolves played 30-23 in the first quarter, they led the Warriors. In the second quarter, Butler came up and scored 2+1, Divinchenzo scored a counterattack and dunked, Randall scored points at the basket, and the Timberwolves still took the initiative on the field. The Warriors also closely tied to the score, not allowing the gap to widen further. Butler made a jump shot, Edwards made a three-pointer, and Hilder intercepted and counterattacked to score points. After the Timberwolves adjusted, they began to take the initiative again, while the Warriors fell into a downturn and could not respond. Conley hit 2 consecutive three-pointers, and then Randle was able to hit the outside, then counterattacked and directly defeated the Warriors, leading 62-47 after halftime.

The Warriors felt a sluggish outside in the first half, and 4 of 19 shots. Curry sat off the court and shook his head repeatedly. He was very helpless and knew that the series might be over. Coominga scored 11 points in the halftime and was the only player in the team to score in double digits; Butler scored 2 of 5 shots, 8 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists.

The Timberwolves have bloomed more points, Randall scored 15 points and 4 assists, Gobert scored 11 points, Conley scored 11 points, and Edwards gave 6 assists, and every player can stand up and get points.