US EditionWarriors depth, defense overwhelms Timberwolves in Game 1; Curry lost to injury
- The Golden State Warriors overcame a hamstring injury to Stephen Curry and secured a 99-88 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves in the opening match of the Western Conference semifinals on Tuesday night in Minneapolis.
- Curry suffered a left hamstring injury during the early part of the second quarter and was unable to return for the rest of the game, prompting concerns about his participation in upcoming matchups.
- The Warriors maintained a strong lead at halftime and showcased outstanding defense and timely shooting from role players, while the Timberwolves struggled with a historically poor 0-for-15 three-point shooting in the first half.
- Coach Steve Kerr stated that the team is preparing as if he will be unavailable for Thursday’s game, although a final decision has not been made, while medical experts cautioned that returning too soon from a hamstring strain could lead to further injury.
- Curry’s injury threatens the Warriors’ postseason success, with an uncertain recovery timeline that could sideline him through multiple games in this best-of-seven series.
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