Warriors news: Butler s downturn is released, Kumingga will be reused, and life and death battles will be updated

Butler's downturn was released

Yesterday, the Warriors ushered in a G4 showdown with the Timberwolves at home. In the end, after four quarters of ups and downs, the Warriors failed to withstand the pressure and lost to the Timberwolves 110:117. The score of the series was rewritten to 1:3, only one step away from being eliminated. In this game, Warriors star Jimmy Butler played poorly. He played in 34 minutes, made 5 of 9 shots, and scored 4 of 5 free throws to score only 14 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists, ranking last in the game with a plus-30 plus or negative value. Although Butler's shooting percentage is good, his shots are too small (the Warriors rank fifth in the Warriors), and the offensive output cannot match his team's position at all. He needs to bear an unshirkable responsibility for the Warriors' defeat.

Today, Warriors coach Steve Cole revealed why Butler performed poorly yesterday while visiting a radio show in the Bay Area called "95.7 The Game". Cole said: "Butler is sick and feels very uncomfortable all day long, which seriously affects his condition. But we all know Jimmy's level and adjustment ability, and I believe he will rebound soon." As Cole said, it is not easy for Butler to stand on the court and play for more than 30 minutes of games, and fans should not blame him too much. In any case, I hope Butler can adjust his physical condition as soon as possible, after all, the Warriors are in danger.

Kuminga will be reused

Since Warriors core Stephen Curry suffered a left hamstring injury, most of the first round was re-entered by DNP's Warriors forward Kuuminga and got considerable playing time. Especially in G3 and G4, Kumingga scored 30 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocks, and 23 points, 1 assist and 1 steal. He is the most stable and eye-catching player in the Warriors team, no doubt about it. Even Timberwolves coach Finch was impressed by Kumingga. After the G4 game, he praised Kumingga as a very talented scorer with the shadow of Edwards.

Today, Warriors coach Cole made a clear statement in an interview that it would increase Kumingga's ball rights and dominate the ball. Kerr said: "When Kumingga has the ball in his hand, he will undoubtedly perform best, he can burst out the greatest energy." Although Kumingga's ball quotient and offensive choices are still urgently needed to improve, at this critical moment, the Warriors really don't have many trustworthy players. It's better to let Kumingga, who has an over-the-top talent, give it a try. For Kumingga, every next game is his bargaining chip for the renewal negotiations this summer. As long as he plays well, he will become very proactive.

Life and Death Battle Update

Tomorrow at 9:30 am, the Warriors will usher in a G5 showdown with the Timberwolves away. Today, the Warriors officially announced the injury list and appearance of this game, specifically: Curry (with a strained left hamstring) continues to miss (if he can play to G6, he may return); the rest of the players can play. For the Warriors, this is a life-and-death battle of winning or being eliminated. Let's see if the players can keep the suspense of the series.