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The better way to attack the Wolves is by getting their bigs on the move. The Warriors did this in abundance in Game 1. Any time there was a bit of daylight, whether it was because someone got beat off the dribble or the possession started in semi-transition, the Warriors made sure whoever was guarded by the Wolves’ big men had to keep their legs and minds running.

This possession starts with Green getting a full head of steam heading toward the basket. Nickeil Alexander-Walker doesn’t want to leave the white-hot Buddy Hield, so he’s a step late trying to contain Green. Terrence Shannon Jr. steps in to contain the drive and from there the Wolves lose track of where the help needs to go and Jonathan Kuminga comes in for an easy dunk.

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