Brandin Podziemski, Warriors unveil new attitude in loss to Timberwolves – NBC Sports Bay Area & California

Golden State Warriors encountered a setback as they lost Stephen Curry just before tipoff, followed by Draymond Green and Klay Thompson, but despite the challenges, they displayed an impressive level of grit and effort. The game against the Minnesota Timberwolves ended in a 104-101 loss, but it was a testament to the potential of the Warriors.

Coach Steve Kerr highlighted the importance of energy and passion in winning NBA games and lauded the whole team for their spirited performance. This was evident especially with Curry, Green, and Thompson sidelined.

They faced a major hurdle as three starters, including Green and Thompson, were ejected within minutes of the game. However, the collective effort of the remaining players was a sight to behold, as they fought hard and kept the game competitive.

Despite Curry’s absence and the unexpected ejections, the underdog Warriors put on an admirable performance, drawing praises from coach Kerr and the fans.

The game saw remarkable performances, particularly from Andrew Wiggins, Nathaniel Podziemski, Chris Paul, and Dario Sarić, who stepped up in the absence of key players.

The resilience of the depleted roster spoke volumes, pushing the team to stay competitive and stay within striking distance of victory.

Looking ahead, the Warriors are set to face the Oklahoma City Thunder with a potentially diminished roster, but the display of grit and determination against the Timberwolves has set the stage for an inspiring season.

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