Warriors vs Timberwolves Game 4 | The MOVIE 🍿

Warriors vs Timberwolves Game 4 | The MOVIE 🍿

[Music] A season that has had more than its share of ups and downs has reached its most critical 72 hours. If the hometown team is able to extend its season with a win tonight or on Wednesday, they’ll have a chance of advancing to the Western Conference Finals. The Warriors Jet starts right at the opening tip. Good to see Go Bear slaps it back to Randall. Randall on a bounce pass to Conley. We’re underway. Edwards on the ball fake. We’ll try a three in and out to start the game. Rebound Green. He had just two rebounds. Fouled out. Draymond did with 5 minutes to go in the loss the other night. Good start for him with the first points of the game. They want Green to really handle the ball a lot tonight. Kind of like a point forward. They need to get up and down the court, says Kirk. Pachenski puts it up and in. Pajenski just one basket the other night. Randall drills a three. Julius Randall averaging 23 points per game in the playoffs. Randle stops now just moves in on Butler. Swings it through and drives and scores with a left hand. Here’s Pensky on the drive. Pull up jumper. It’s good. Great sign for Golden State with Pensky already with more baskets here in the first four minutes than he had all of game three. He was 1 for 10 on Saturday. Edwards swishes home a three ball. Draymond Green. He’ll fire and hit a three. McDaniels going at Butler rises up over him and cans the 15t Jay. Rebound. Go Bear. Quick outlet. Connley races up the court. Nobody stops. Ball and Connley hits a three. Timeout. Steve Kerr. Minnesota with five quick points to retake the lead. Ka drives hesitates. Five to shoot. goes inside and scores. Dominguega with some immediate production using the inside hand on the left side of the bucket. Going to back down Draymond Green now falls away. It’s good. Julius Randall with seven early points. Jackson Davis with the [Applause] flush. Randall got enough air space to can a three-pointer. Green up top made one earlier. Makes another one. Draymond Green two for two from deep. Kamiga steps down the lane, finds Payton. He’ll let it fly. Three ball right corner pocket. Golden State up by one. Minnesota calls time with 253 to go. Naz Reed shooting 50% from three in the postseason, but drives here and kisses it home off the glass. He’s probably one of the more underrated offensive players in the league. And you saw Steve Kerr egging on Jonathan Kaminga to get into the front court and run. And that’s why Kaminga backs away and around and down. It took a while but eventually fell. Kaminga providing a huge spark again off the bench for Golden State. Edwards struggling again in the first half tonight but hits there. He was just one for six from the floor before that made inbound to Alexander Walker. 3 seconds left. He drives and scores against Draymond Green. Reed on the step back and that’s good. A three. Nas Reed, former undrafted player, six man of the year last year. Turnover. Kaminga. Reed up the floor to the corner. Connley. Alexander Walker. The trailer three is good. He did not score in game three. Had 20 in game two. Randle with a jab step. Fires. Gets a three. Julius Randall three for three from behind the ark. 11 nothing Minnesota run. Heels for three. Answers swishing it home. Butler goes cruising left baseline. Muscle move no good. Tipped it is miss. First field goal for Butler and a forced turnover. Reed lost the ball. Kaminga bodies hit the floor. Kaminga gets to the basket and scores. Randle thought about the swing instead. Dry. Powerful move by Julius Randall and the kiss off glass. Randall gathers, launches, and scores with one on the shot clock. He can’t miss right now. Green turns it over. McDaniels in the open floor with the step through hang and finish against Draymond Green. Timeout Golden State. Back in action. Butler gets downhill. Cut off by McDaniels. Just bags him out of the way. Goes in, lays it in. Timer at four. Butler aware. Spins into the paint. 12-footer is up and good. Getting the bounce. Jimmy Butler starting to get going now. 441. Devincenzo finally knocks down a three-pointer. His first points of the game. Out to Edwards. Edwards on the blow by the hang and the finish with the left hand. Relatively quiet half for Edwards. Eight points. The lead back to eight for the Wolves. Heel for three. Good. Hley three is short. So bats it out. He takes it away though from Edwards and gets the layup on the other end. Edwards dribbles, fades, fires for three. Swish. 5 seconds to go. Kaminga 16 points, eight of eight at the line. 2 seconds left. Edwards long three. And Anthony Edwards beats the buzzer with a triple. He had two defenders on him from about 30 ft away and still put it in the bottom of the net. What a shot for two warrior defenders there. He’s got 14 at the break. And what a first half this has been. Randle for three. It’s good. Julius Randle with his fourth three. He’s got 22. Draymond Green. Very productive first half. Beautiful shot by Green on the reverse layup. Up to 10 points and six rebounds. Now shot clock down to three. Connley missed the tear drop. Kept alive though by Gobear. And Connley Edwards off the tip by Gobear. Edwards got the three. First points of the second half. He’s got 66 points in the second half in this series. Great move by Edwards. Knighting through the lane, goes to the left hand. Just an absolutely gorgeous shot by Anthony Edwards. And a timeout on the floor. Mother hasn’t scored or even taken a shot since the midway point of the second quarter, but he scores there. Nine points and ties the game. Edwards on the right side from counter. Dribbles in. Wade. Edwards. Step through. Foul and puts it in with the left hand. My goodness. Wow. There were three warriors around him that time. Butler driving, goes underneath Goar and Gobear stood his ground, didn’t foul him. Numbers for the Wolves. Randall takes to the corner. Connley and Mike Connley’s three. Pushes the lead to six. Back to McDaniels. Hands off to Edwards. Edwards tries another three. Edwards switches that one home. Rips the net on a triple. He’s got 25. That’s his fifth three. Butler gets deep. spinning, missing rebound. McDaniels. Ball in the hands of Edwards again. Edwards coming the other way, left to right. Stops the three-point line. Edwards for three. Of course, Anthony Edwards can’t miss. Anthony Edwards is putting on a show. It’s 80-68. Steven Chenzo got another three. The 16th of the game for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Here’s Edwards. Stops at the free throw line and scores again. 30 points for Anthony Edwards. 17 straight for Minnesota. But a turnover by Edwards. Interception from Pajki. Kaminga downhill. Gets the layup and that stops the bleeding for now. Ending a 17- nothing run. Lot to go bear from Alexander Walker. Butler drives on Edwards. Foul. Bucket good. Put him on the line. Edwards picks up his fourth foul. Alexander Walker drives. They swing it around to Devenenzo. Fires underneath and getting the basket is Alexander Walker. Devenzo pick and roll. Randall Dunk and they’re getting anything anything they want. Kaminga hangs and got that one to fall. Jonathan Kaminga the leading scoreer for the Warriors tonight with 20. Alexander Walker turning the corner and laying it in off the window. He’s had a nice game off the bench. Four for four. Back to Buddy off the screen. Terminate. Throws a crosscourt pass. Ill advised. Steal by McDaniels down the lane. Layup is good. But McDaniels finishes at the rim and the Minnesota Timberwolves have pushed the lead to 20 to make it going one-on-one. Spinning on Randall. Randall blocks it. Great defensive play out of bounds off the Warriors. About an 8second difference between the game and shot clocks here at the end of the third quarter. Randall on the cut and Randall banks it home. He’s got 26. Minnesota one quarter away from taking a commanding 3-1 lead with game five back in the Twin Cities. Buddy Heel spinning on Steven Chenzo and getting the layup. Reed’s pass intercepted by Heield and Heield blew the layup. Pachki is there though with the stick back and Chris Finch has had enough. He did not like the vibe right now of his team. And the ball the far side to McDaniels who’ll hustle it across all the way. Goes in and dumps. Warriors have not had a made three-pointer since the 449 mark of the second quarter. They’ve missed seven straight. They get a two-pointer from Draymond Green. Randall down the lane. Little hook shot. Good over Draymond. Lead back up to 20. Draymond off the screen. Down the lane. Floater is rejected by Goar. Jimmy Butler might be on the bench for good. As you look at Santos and Spencer, Moody, Kevin Knox in the game. So it looks like Steve Curr is going to give his starters the rest of this game off assuming the comeback attempt won’t happen. Numbers for the Warriors if they hurry. knocks in transition with the slam down to 14. Here’s Moses Moody. Takes it down the floor, hits a three. 13-point game after the three by Moody. Santos with the basket. 10-point [Music] game. Santos three, but is it too late? Seven points with 10 seconds to go. The Minnesota Timberwolves lead the Golden State Warriors three games to one. a chance to close it out on Wednesday night back in the Twin Cities. The Wolves have the most road wins in the postseason the last two years. And for the first time since 2016, the finals against Cleveland, the Warriors have lost three straight playoff games. And uh you really got going in the third quarter both individually and as a team. Like what did you find or what changed to get you guys rolling the way that you did? Uh at halftime, uh coach came in and just said we playing like we already won the series pretty much and um I don’t really like that. Um and I I didn’t like how we was playing uh overall and I didn’t like how I was playing individually. So I knew I had to pick it up. What had to change the most or what did you change? Our defense. Um we was let Jonathan Kamingo just get everywhere he wanted to go. Um Draymond was pushing the pace. We wasn’t uh impacting the ball unless he was crossing half court. Um offensive rebounds, we wasn’t boxing out. We wasn’t limiting those guys to one shot. Just game plan mistakes that can’t happen if you want to be a championship team and if you want to go to the finals or West Conference finals at least. You can’t you can’t let those things happen. So, we got to be better. And what’s it what is it like when you get in one of those runs like you were offensively there in the third quarter? It’s the best feeling ever. Did Did it start with that shot that you made at the end of the first half to kind of get you going? Uh, probably. I pro. Yeah, probably. Yeah, that was that was a nice shot for me. That got me going. Aunt Fitch was saying that you were one of the most vocal guys at at halftime tonight. Was were you delivering some of that message you were just talking about before? Like what was your what was your message to the team at at halftime? Yeah. Um I told him we only got two wins. Um I’ve never seen a series end to one. So I told him uh you know we got to get two more wins and right now we playing like we already got four wins. Like we playing like they going to lay down and knowing this team, knowing their head coach, they’re never going to lay down. So we had to we had to figure it out, man. because if we would have kept playing like that, we would have lost tonight. And I was inside talking to a couple of your teammates about your run in the third quarter, what it was like. And they said you could hear the pain in the crowd. When you’re on the road, you can hear the pain in the crowd. What does that do for you when you hear that? Oh, it’s satisfaction. Just the best satisfaction ever. And uh what’s your leadership role and Julius’s leadership role on this group? And how do you guys play well off of each other’s games? Um, leadership roles is not really I don’t really It’s not really about it. I don’t think I don’t really think it’s about like our roles. It’s just about certain things have to be said at certain times cuz you know um you can’t get comfortable, man. You can’t get comfortable in the NBA, especially not the playoffs. And um just learning how to play off of Jew. Just um when he in the post, knowing when to cut, know when to space for him, just reading him, man. just and I think the the more we play together, the better we’ve got been for me being able to read him, when to be ready to shoot, when to cut, when to screen for him, when to get out his way cuz man, he a force. He for he he a force when he going downhill, man. He he had it grow on the night. It was uh it was exciting to watch. I told him he cold. And I I heard you when you were coming into the locker room at halftime just telling your teammates that they got to do a better job of finding you so you can help them. Do you feel like that was something that happened and helped get you going in the third? Yeah, for sure. Um, and it was all Jaden honestly. Uh, cuz me and J I talk to Jaden the most. Like I I tell Jaden all the time. I come up to him in timeouts like, “Hey, these dudes the way they guarding you, boom, you got to be be in actions with me, you know, and uh he I think one play he drove to the corner, strung the defense out, and then curled around and DHO to me and set a gray screen, and I walked into a tray ball.” So, um, yeah, it usually it’s usually Jade most of the time because he gets the ball, he pushes. If he ain’t got nothing, I tell him, “Come right back to me and trust me.” So, big shout out to Jaden. Hey, And in the first quarter, looked like after you hit a three, you were talking on the sideline to to Steph and saw a video of you pregame, having some fun with the night night. You know, how tough is it to not have that player on the court competing against you to have someone to to have that game within the game against? And how do you keep that even though he’s not in the game? Um, sometimes it’s tough, but uh, trust me, man, I I wish he could be out there um, to play against him, no matter how it goes. Um, but yeah, just from working out with him in the summer, that’s what I told him uh, after I hit a Tracy. Cuz he told me I had missed one. He was like, “You ain’t going to make that. You was too open.” And I was like, “I ain’t going to never stop shooting him. I learned that from you this summer.” So, um, yeah, man. He, um, he’s the greatest greatest shooter of all time. So, I would definitely love uh to compete against a man, but you know, he got hurt unfortunately. Um and I hope he gets better. And just wanted to talk about that moment you shared with Gary Payeyton. Obviously got his jersey in your hand. Just uh talk about that moment, how dope it is that you got these legends, you know, coming up to you, kind of giving you your props and stuff, too. Um he didn’t really come up to me. I came up to him. Um I don’t think he’s the type of guy to go up to nobody and give anybody props anyway. So, uh, I went up to him because, um, I, of course, I hear all the stuff about him and then I go watch film on him and he was really like that. So, um, I told him like, man, I’m a big fan and I love the way you guarded, man. Even offensively, he had a lot of game, you know what I’m saying? So, and, uh, his son kind of played defense similar to him. His son super handsy, physical. So, yeah, big shout out to him, man. Hey, and at at what point of this maybe the regular season did you did it like register in your head that Julius had like this level of offensive game and being able to do what he’s been able to do in this series? Um, you said during the regular season. Yeah. Like when did you realize I think when he came back from injury, man, when he came back from injury, it was just like I don’t it was like a whole different person. Yeah, pretty much. I don’t even really know what else to say. It just when he came back from energy from that for that Phoenix game, it was like, “Oh, yeah, we might be on to something.” So, yeah, I think that was that was a turning point. Hey, and even when you’ve had big games, you’re conscious about saying Jaden’s MVP or singling out, you know, Nas or Julius or whoever. Why is that important to you to be like their biggest cheerleader? Um, that’s what it’s about, man. Um, you want to see your teammates uh succeed, want to see your teammates shine. Not even my teammates, my brothers. I mean, we going to battle every night. We play 82 games. we be we be with each other eight nine months out of the year. So those guys like my brothers, man. And it’s nothing it’s nothing like seeing them uh compete and um produce at a high level cuz you know that that makes everybody happy. And I can’t I can’t wait to come in here and praise them every time, every chance I get. Um cuz I know everybody want to give me the credit, but I can’t do it without those guys. So um yeah, they the MVP every night. Every single night, man. They they come and play. They play their balls off and I can’t ask them for nothing better. And a last series you you mentioned a couple times uh the late night conversations you and Se Hind would have trading clips reading defenses. H how are those how those late night sessions come about with you two and and how important you know how frequent are they and how important are they just that conversation late at night between you two to your success in breaking down a defense and and navigating the playoffs? Uh it’s super important cuz um I mean he’s a he’s a psycho man. He uh like he he breaks stuff down like to ways that I’ve I’ve never seen before. And it it helps me, man, cuz I be struggling sometimes. Like I go out there and I’m not playing well in the first quarter and then he come bring me some film and he’s like, “You got to do this.” So, um just being able to to I think listen, be willing to learn. I think that’s the biggest thing for me. Um cuz most guys don’t want to listen or they they think they know it all already. And um having somebody like that in my corner is big for me, man. Cuz uh he gets on me when I’m messing up. And um he never gives me too much credit, so I appreciate him for sure. Awesome. Thanks, man.

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