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Timberwolves defeat injury-hit Warriors 127-117 in San Francisco

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San Francisco — The Minnesota Timberwolves beat the injury‑plagued Golden State Warriors 127-117 Friday night at Chase Center. Anthony Edwards scored 42 points, shooting 13 of 22 and 12 of 12 on free throws, while Rudy Gobert added 18 points and nine rebounds. Golden State started Kristaps Porziņģis after acquiring him at the trade deadline; he scored 20, and Brandin Podziemski had 25. Draymond Green was scratched with lower‑back soreness, and the Warriors lost Seth Curry, Al Horford and Quinten Post to injuries during the game, extending Golden State’s losing streak to four. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

Late January: Stephen Curry sidelined with persistent right knee issue (missed games since Jan. 30).
Trade deadline: Golden State acquires Kristaps Porziņģis and later inserts him into the starting lineup.
Early February (recent games): Warriors suffer close losses and begin a multi-game skid without Curry.
Friday (game night): Draymond Green scratched pregame; Warriors lose 127-117 to Timberwolves; Edwards scores 42.
Postgame: Seth Curry, Al Horford and Quinten Post listed with in-game injuries; Warriors' losing streak reaches four.

Why This Matters to You

If you're a Warriors fan, this is a tough stretch. Injuries are piling up, and the team's losing streak is growing. It's a reminder that player health can make or break a season. Keep a close eye on injury reports and lineup changes.

The Bottom Line

The Timberwolves took advantage of the Warriors' injury woes. Anthony Edwards had a standout performance. For the Warriors, it's a race against time to get key players healthy. Share this with a basketball fan who appreciates the highs and lows of the game.