US EditionWarriors miss all five 3-point tries in first half before Buddy Hield connects early in third
- The Golden State Warriors lost 102-97 to the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 3 of their second-round playoff series on May 10, 2025, in San Francisco.
- The Warriors missed their first five 3-point attempts and failed to make a single 3-point shot in the entire first half, partly due to Stephen Curry's hamstring injury.
- Despite their struggles from beyond the arc early, the Warriors made 6 of 11 three-pointers in the third quarter, briefly taking a 73-69 lead before eventually losing the game.
- This marked the first time since 2007 that the Warriors did not hit a 3-pointer in any half of a playoff game and the first time since 1997 they missed in the first half during the play-by-play era.
- Coach Steve Kerr acknowledged the challenges the team faces offensively in Steph Curry’s absence, noting that lacking their lead guard and the usual pick-and-roll dynamics makes it difficult to execute their game plan.
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Warriors miss all five 3-point tries in first half before Buddy Hield connects early in third
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — With the NBA all-time 3-point leader Stephen Curry relegated to cheering while sidelined by a hamstring injury and sporting a gray sweatsuit on the bench, the Golden State Warriors struggled to establish their long-range game Saturday…
Inappropriate ... and the losers of the Warriors: Historical "zero" in the three -pointers in the first half - News Bulletin 247
Saturday nightthe Warriors found themselves fighting without their basic “weapon” – the three -pointers – but also without their leader, Steph Currywho watched the match from the bench in form due to injury to Dikefalos. Steve Kerd’s team failed in all five three -pointers attempted in the first half, something that happens for the first time in halftime match Playoffs In the era of play-by-play (since 1997). Nevertheless, he managed to go to th…
Warriors miss all five 3-point tries in first half before Buddy Hield connects early in third - The Morning Sun
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — With the NBA all-time 3-point leader Stephen Curry relegated to cheering while sidelined by a hamstring injury and sporting a gray sweatsuit on the bench, the Golden State Warriors struggled to establish their long-range game Saturday night. They didn't make a shot from deep in the first half, but led 42-40 anyway. Golden State missed its first five tries from beyond the arc before Buddy Hield connected 35 seconds into the t…
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