Jonathan Kuminga (18 points) and Trayce Jackson-Davis (15 points) combined to shoot 14 for 17 from the floor for the Warriors, who took nearly five minutes to score until Jimmy Butler's 3-pointer stopped the 13-0 run by the Wolves to start the game.

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The Minnesota Timberwolves will lean on their home fans as they look to rebound from a Game 1 loss with a Thursday night Game 2 in their NBA Western Conference Playoff series against the Golden State Warriors.