3rd Quarter
The third quarter kicked off with lots of scoring. Draymond scratched first with a Curry outlet pass that led to a dunk. Running the floor in transition allowed for open dunks and shots. The Wolves began to get sloppy as the Warriors were getting to loose balls and forced turnovers. Iggy found Curry off a drive and kick for an open three pointer. Curry got his point total up to 25. Simply put, the Warriors looked more active, saavy, and experienced. Three quarters in the books and the Warriors pushed the lead to 21 at 88-67.
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— Alex Torres (@alextorresww) December 28, 2014
4th Quarter
Ognjen Kuzmic made his way to the floor; this time because the Warriors were up by a wide margin. Golden State opened the quarter on a 6-0 run. Livingston’s game has looked confident as he becomes more and more healthy. Both teams emptied their bench and let their reserves into the game. In a sloppy fourth, the Warriors lose some leverage but win anyways. At the final buzzer, Warriors 110 – Timberwolves 97.