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Stephen Curry, Warriors hold nerve to beat Timberwolves in tight NBA battle

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In short

Golden State secured its second consecutive victory after surviving Minnesota's late push that cut the margin to just three points. Philadelphia orchestrated its own comeback in Indianapolis by outscoring the Pacers by 18 points across the final period to overcome a double-digit deficit. In Cleveland, balanced frontcourt scoring carried the Cavaliers past Washington despite efficient offensive execution from the Wizards' rookie phenom.

Key points

  • Golden State maintained late-game composure to secure their second consecutive win despit…: Golden State maintained late-game composure to secure their second consecutive win despite losing most of a 24-point lead.
  • Philadelphia proved resilient on the road by dominating the fourth quarter 39-21 to hand…: Philadelphia proved resilient on the road by dominating the fourth quarter 39-21 to hand Indiana a second straight defeat.
  • Cleveland relied on Evan Mobley and Peyton Watson combining for 46 points to successfully…: Cleveland relied on Evan Mobley and Peyton Watson combining for 46 points to successfully hold off Washington.

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Warriors beat Timberwolves, Philadelphia 76ers power past Indiana Pacers and Cleveland Cavaliers top Washington Wizards.

Stephen Curry scored 44 points and grabbed eight rebounds, and the Golden State Warriors escaped with a 119-114 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves in Minneapolis.

Yaxel Lendeborg added 26 points in Wednesday night’s match for Golden State, which won its second straight game after losing its first three contests of the season. Brandon Williams chipped in 11 points off the bench.

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Jonathan Kuminga scored 20 points against his former team to lead Minnesota, which dropped its second game in a row after a 3-0 start. Jaden McDaniels and Terrence Shannon Jr each finished with 19 points, and Ayo Dosunmu contributed 17.

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