The Warriors lost! Boger 28+6+4, after the game, Curry walked into the court and hugged Randle

Is it regretful? Are you feeling mixed feelings when you watch the Warriors lose 1-4 to the Timberwolves in the Western Conference semi-finals? This once powerful dynasty team has now left the field in disgrace on the playoff stage, leaving fans with endless sighs and regrets. Curry's absence due to injury is undoubtedly the Warriors' biggest pain point and the most critical factor in this loss.

Think about it, what would the Warriors' offensive system become without Curry? His absence directly led to a significant decline in the team's offensive efficiency. Without Curry's accurate three-pointers and super personal offensive ability, the Warriors' offense seemed weak and the opponents were much more relaxed in defense. This is not to say that other players are not working hard enough, but that Curry's importance on the offensive end is really unsubstitutable. This is like a precision machine, without a key part, the entire machine cannot operate normally. The hard work of young players is certainly worthy of recognition, but lack of experience and ability to handle critical moments are still problems that the Warriors need to overcome. Bogem and Kumingga showed amazing talent and potential in the game, and their scoring abilities were eye-catching. But facing the experienced Timberwolves, they still seem immature, and their mistakes at critical moments have become the turning point of the game. This may be a regret of youth, but it is also the beginning of a new era. Young players need to continue to learn and grow in future games in order to shoulder the future of the Warriors.

Timberwolves showed strong team strength in this game, blossoming at multiple points without over-reliance on a certain player, which is particularly important in the playoffs. Their stable three-point shooting percentage has also become the key to suppressing the Warriors, and countless key three-pointers have killed the Warriors' counterattack in the cradle. This Timberwolves not only have strong personal abilities, but also have mature team cooperation and stable psychological qualities. This is the key to their ability to defeat the Warriors. After the game, Curry walked into the court to hug Randall and had a brief conversation with him. This scene showed us the value of sportsmanship. Winning and losing are common in military affairs, and respecting the opponent is the true style of a strong man. Curry uses his actions to explain to us what true professional spirit and sports ethics are. The failure of the

Warriors is worth our deep consideration. Relying on individual superstars is not enough. Team building, training of young players, and adjustment of tactical strategies are all places where the Warriors need to think carefully and improve. The decline of the dynasty is not a day or night, but returning to the peak is not out of reach. I hope the Warriors can learn from their lessons in future games, continuously improve their strength, and once again show their kingly style.

Let's talk together, what do you think is the biggest problem for the Warriors in this playoffs? How can we return to the top next season?