Oh, damn, the Warriors are now 1-3 against the Wolves. Their 3-point field goal really hits different when Steph is not playing. Kuminga played well and scored 23 pts, but Butler and Hield didn't score past 20 pts. I thought they could even catch up with a few minutes left. If I were Kerr, I would have sub in all of their main players. The reserves managed to cut the deficit to 7 pts. Hopefully, Steph will play in Game 5. I still believe they can push it to Game 7. Remember, the Rockets were also down 1-3, but they pushed it to Game 7.

Curry's injury looks set to eliminate Golden State. Minnesota won the game 110-117 to tie the series 1-3. Minnesota could end the game at Target Center in two days. Steph won't be on the court again. If Golden can win the game, they could make it to the May 18 game, but Minnesota is in great shape and will win on their home court.

New York took a 3-1 series lead with a 121-113 win over Boston. Boston started the game off great but couldn't keep it going. New York closed the gap in the first period and took the lead in the third.

Jason Tatum's 42 points were not enough to prevent the loss. I still believe Boston can turn the series around from a 3-1 deficit.

Wolves may actually finish this off quickly, Curry will be sad to see his team losing because he is injured, but there is nothing he can do, it is not his fault. Whenever a team loses their star player, that team just loses, hell they lose even with star players mostly, only on team wins, but we should accept that Wolves will win this series.

Wolves are playing with like nearly six man rotation, sure they played eight people, but the last two weren't playing many minutes in meaningful periods. So we could say that they are playing mainly just six players. That tells me, even if they somehow beat Warriors, which looks likely, then we are going to see them have trouble later on, because fatigue of playing 40+ minutes a game will hit them hard.

Though the chances of winning is too slim but Wolves still needs to win that 1 more game to complete the series and to move on to the WCF, while Warriors needs to keep that focus trying winning a game to extend the series and keep their cahnce alive, it's tough but still doable it's a matter of how coaches and players will find that right adjustments to win the game.

It's hard decision for the Warriors management, on the other hand, it could be the end of their season and that is worst because Curry is not going to play. But if they push Curry and he might not be 100% here, they might jeopardized everything for them in the future.

So I guess it might be an easy decision for them not to let Curry play and let the team at least win a game in the road. But the question is, if they can't pull it off in their homecourt which they are known to be a good team, then how can they get one in the road w/o Steph?

And I do agree, common sense will tell us that it's going to be Wolves by handicap if we are going to bet on them.

They already stole one on the road in Game 1 ,right after Curry exited but they kept the momentum and beat the home team.

After that, it’s been all downhill. Three straight losses. I’m not even sure if they can still make the right adjustments to bring the series back to Chase Center. Looks like they’re running out of answers.

It's no brainer... ( easy money)

I think the Celtics just don’t match up well against the Knicks. Now with Jayson Tatum being injured (I haven’t read how bad yet) I would imagine all that is left is the formality of losing another game.

Gotta give props where it is due. The Knicks pulled off a hell of a trade to get KAT and they’re making the most of it.

Shams Charania just shared an update on Twitter a while, and it was indeed as faired, an achilles tendon injury... He's said to have undergone surgery for a repair, he's probably going to miss a handful of the start of next season as well, tough luck for the Celtics. It would have been hard enough to comeback from 3-1 with Tatum, now it's realistically impossible for them to win the series.


Maybe both teams got what they needed after all, Julius Randle have also been doing rather good with the Wolves, maybe not as defensive as KAT was, but he's become a really good playmaker, more thank KAT was.

Yeah, it was just a thought that the Mavs would skip it but no, they won't let that happen. I also don't know much about the other prospects since it's only about Flagg that we've heard that much and that's because of the dunk contests that he has participated.

The Knicks have won and Tatum got injured. I guess that there's going to be no more defending champion for this finals. We'll see, the standing now is 3-1, just one more game for the Knicks.

It's really crazy playoffs, a lot of injuries for key players of every team.
Previous was Stephen Curry, Anthony Edwards in Game 2, yesterday was Jayson Tatum, and now Donovan Mitchell - but the good thing is, most of them always come back to the game. (Seems Cavaliers is about to lost this series)