Warriors outlast Timberwolves in Minnesota behind Steph Curry's 44 points
The Warriors rode the star power of Stephen Curry to build a big lead, then held on through a barrage of Minnesota three-pointers to defeat the Timberwolves 119-114 on Wednesday.
Stephen Curry, the veteran guard for the Golden State Warriors, outlasted the Minnesota Timberwolves 117-112 in a game held in Minneapolis. Curry, who scored 44 points with 11-for-27 shooting and 16-for-16 on free throws, led the Warriors to victory despite facing a team missing its star player, Anthony Edwards. The winning margin was slim, with Curry delivering crucial performances in critical moments of the game.
Jaden McDaniels, a formidable defender with a wingspan of seven feet, matched Curry's intensity throughout the match, frustrating the Timberwolves' star players and limiting their scoring opportunities. Curry's victory was marked by his relentless energy and determination, showcasing his age-old competitive spirit.
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