Donte DiVincenzo had eight points in the final 108 seconds of the game as the Minnesota Timberwolves used a 13-3 closing run to beat the Warriors 127-120 on Fri

Wolves ball, and a microcosm of a frustrating loss. Golden State’s superstar detonated for 39 points, but dozens of tiny mistakes – though mostly by teammates – doomed the Warriors to a 127-120 loss and a .500 record.

If Edwards is once again unable to suit up, forward Julius Randle and guard Donte DiVincenzo would be tasked with taking on expanded roles to help shoulder the scoring load. However, Edwards’ absence fundamentally alters Minnesota’s offensive game plan.

Draymond Green will miss the game due to personal reasons, while Al Horford is out with sciatica. For the Wolves, Anthony Edwards is questionable with right foot soreness, while Mike Conley is out with an Achilles injury.

Stephen Curry made both his return from injury and NBA history in the Golden State Warriors' Friday night loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Minnesota blowing a 12-point fourth quarter lead looked familiar. Donte DiVincenzo didn’t care about it though.

After exchanging blows for most of the game, the Wolves took Golden State's biggest punch with a 96-91 deficit with 10:34 to go in the fourth quarter. Minnesota proceeded to go on a 12-0 run in just under five minutes to take a commanding 108-96 lead with 5:50 left on the clock.