Edwards, Randle led Timberwolves to 102-97 victory on the Warriors in match 3

After Randle obtained his first three of the match to die for (he opened 1 for 5), the Wolves had their first two-digit advance from the night, 39-29, and forced a time of Stece Kerr.

Gobert had spent part of the neighborhood in the Wolves locker room, but he reappeared from the tunnel at the start of the second. The Wolves offensive was cold after taking this 10 -point lead and became aimlessly for the following 4:41. They had no goal on the ground until then after taking this 39-29 advance with 6:30 am to play. This led to a Golden State 13-1 race to close the quarter, butler marking 18 points. Wolves were up to 10 reversals at the end of the first half. They only pulled 34%. Edwards had only one point in the second quarter.

Half-time has not changed much for the Wolves, while Butler continued to control the attack match and the Wolves offensive could not grow in the first minutes. He was up to 28 years old when Golden State took a little lead before Edwards started to attack the edge in attack. He had 15 in the quarter when the match remained in a possession anyway for several minutes.

Gobert and Green both collected four faults during the quarter and went to the bench, Golden State losing his challenge in order to save the green from his fourth fault. But the Warriors continued to move away from the Wolves with Green Out, and six consecutive state points put the Warriors at 67-62 and forced a ending time with 2:02 to play.

After not having hit three in the first half, Golden State reached six in the third quarter.