November 24, 2012; Oakland, CA, USA; Minnesota Timberwolves small forward Josh Howard (5) shoots the ball against Golden State Warriors small forward Harrison Barnes (40) during the second quarter at ORACLE Arena. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-US PRESSWIRE
Welcome to Golden Gate Sports’ live blog of the second half of Saturday night’s matchup between the Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves. Follow along for instant updates and analysis.
Barnes smothered gong to the basket, free throws coming, a chance to take the lead.
Warriors pull to within 1. Now they get the ball back.
End of the third, Wolves lead 74-70.
David Lee gets a technical foul after getting shoved.
Warriors grab the lead off of a David Lee free throw. First lead since 14-13.
David Lee gets the and 1, great pass from Klay Thompson. Seemed like a phantom foul, however.
Landry knows how to draw the foul.
Alexy Shved looking really good out there.
Kevin Love incredible tip, Warriors forget to box out!!
The Warriors are getting “three happy”.
Festus Ezeli gets one of those putback dunks: I like how that looks.
Warriors offense is going flat.
The need for Bogut becomes more obvious.
Warriors’ hustle pays off as Thompson and Barnes work well together. Too bad the refs keep bailing the Wolves out with foul calls.
Warriors need some stops, they get one there. Klay hits his first three.
Size looks to be problematic as Pekovic effortlessly scores.
And we’re on our way! The Wolves open up with a Turnover.
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