The Golden State Warriors recorded an impressive Game 1 road victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves, but it came at a cost as Stephen Curry left with a hamstring strain in the second-quarter.

While veterans Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green and Buddy Hield were again big for the Warriors in a 99-88 win, all attention turns to Curry and what could be a series-defining injury.

Buddy Hield has produced the performance of his life for the Golden State Warriors in Game 7, pouring in 33 points to help his team to a 103-89 victory over the Houston Rockets at Toyota Center on Sunday.

While Hield was the big story, the Warrior defense was just as big a factor led by Draymond Green's huge performance guarding Alperun Sengun. Plenty on that, Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, Jonathan Kuminga's minutes and a whole lot more as Golden State now fly to Minnesota to face the Timberwolves in Game 1 on Tuesday!

After blowing the opportunity to close out the series on their home floor, the Golden State Warriors now face a do-or-die Game 7 against the Houston Rockets on the road at Toyota Center on Sunday.

Are there any moves for Steve Kerr to make, or have the last two games simply exposed the flaws in the Warrior roster? Where do your confidence levels sit in Golden State being able to respond after back-to-back losses?

From the opening minutes it appeared obvious the Golden State Warriors weren't prepared for Game 5 against the Houston Rockets, with Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green each struggling in a 131-116 defeat.

Despite the blowout loss, there were a couple of silver linings for the Warriors as a fourth-quarter fight back forced Ime Udoka into bringing back his starters. Does Moses Moody's team-high 25 points mean much moving forward, and can Golden State now respond heading back to the Bay for Game 6?

A huge post-game live after the Golden State Warriors take a 3-1 series lead with a 109-106 win over the Houston Rockets at Chase Center on Monday night!

Plenty to chat about including the fourth-quarter heroics of Jimmy Butler, the arguably best game of Brandin Podziemski's career, and Draymond Green's mixed night that finished with a clutch defensive stop on Alperun Sengun.

Plus later on, some discussion on what the Warriors should be looking to do in the offseason, as well as some off-topic conversations on Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and other movies/TV series...

The Golden State Warriors have taken a 2-1 series lead over the Houston Rockets with a huge 104-93 win on Saturday night despite the absence of Jimmy Butler.

Stephen Curry put on a masterclass with 36 points, seven rebounds and nine assists, but it was the ability of Gary Payton II to take advantage of Curry's gravity down the stretch that allowed the Warriors to pull away in the fourth-quarter. Buddy Hield's 17-point performance also drew plenty of positives and negatives, while Quinten Post's career-high 12 rebounds is also a huge talking point despite shooting 1-of-7 from the floor.

The Golden State Warriors suffered a 109-94 defeat to the Houston Rockets in Game 2 at Toyota Center on Wednesday night, but their main focus will be on the health of Jimmy Butler after the 6x All-Star left the game following a nasty fall in the first-quarter.

Between Butler's injury and Brandin Podziemski being significantly impacted by illness, is there too much to take from the game as the series heads to the Bay delicately poised at 1-1?

The Golden State Warriors have stolen home-court advantage in their first-round series against the Houston Rockets, claiming a 95-85 victory in Game 1 at Toyota Center thanks to 56 combined points from Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler.

After the Warriors built a 23-point lead halfway through the third-quarter, the Rockets came storming back thanks to a 22-6 advantage in offensive rebounds. Is there an answer for Golden State's rebounding woes, or is simply a case of hoping their offensive shot-making is enough as it was on Sunday?