The Golden State Warriors are now down 3-1 to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference Semifinals after a 117-110 loss in Game 4. The Warriors are on the brink of elimination, but Draymond Green made it clear postgame that he does not want Stephen Curry to rush back from his hamstring injury for Game 5.

It looks like the Golden State Warriors can’t function without Stephen Curry. The team has toiled to make a mark, with Curry missing three games because of a Grade 1 hamstring strain. Draymond Green demands his players step up,

Draymond Green on not wanting Steph Curry to rush back despite GSW facing elimination: “We don’t need Superman. Play the long game. If he can, we know he will. But we gotta figure

Former Memphis Grizzlies star Gilbert Arenas recently talked about life without Steph Curry for the Golden State Warriors

The Golden State Warriors stole Game 1 on the road against the Minnesota Timberwolves in their second-round playoff series, even without Stephen Curry for a majority of the game. That meant someone else needed to step up, and in this case it was Jimmy Butler and Buddy Hield, who combined for 44 points in the 99-88 win against the Wolves.

NBA on TNT analyst Charles Barkley also could not help but call Green out for his behavior. Barkley pointed out that Curry had already gone out of his way to try and deescalate the situation, which didn't do much in terms of Green calming down.

The Golden State Warriors now find themselves with their backs against the wall after tonight's 117-110 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Confer

Stephen Curry is set to miss a large part of the Warriors' series against the Timberwolves with injury, but Draymond Green has explained why he's not too worrie

Kerr and Green have been together since Kerr came over to Golden State as the coach in 2014. Kerr reiterated that he has built up significant confidence in Green over the years, and is counting on him to not miss the end of the game with six fouls as he did in Game 3.