Kendrick Perkins believes the Golden State Warriors have stepped up for them in a big way.
The Golden State Warriors sealed off a massive Game 1 victory on their way with the Minnesota Timber Wolves. It was a perfect team performance of the former NBA champion.
What makes this victory even more impressive is the Warriors did this without Stephen Curry. The All-Star was injured and did not return to the game after leaving in the first quarter.
Fans were worried about Curry’s injuries and how it would affect the warriors. But Jimmy Butler stepped up to lead them to a big victory.
Shaquille O’Neal urged the Warriors Star to step up when Stephen Curry’s body was broken. And one of the names he mentioned did exactly that, winning the admiration of another former Big Man champion.
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Shortly after the Warriors’ victory over the Timberwolves, Kendrick Perkins won the gorgeous Buddy Heald in praise of the award.
He claims that the three-point sense has become a whole new player and embraced the Warriors’ winning culture to transform into a two-way general.
“It’s amazing how a culture of victory can be done by players. Buddy Heald was a completely different player on both ends of the floor this postseason.”
Hield was off the charts tonight, scoring 24 points and finishing the game with a +22 score, with the Warriors surviving a big night without Stephen Curry.
Stephen Curry’s injury realistically keeps him out for at least game two. If you want to give the Warriors a chance to survive without curry, Buddy Heald must continue in this amazing form.
Zach Lowe recently insisted that Hield must start for this series Warriors. And when you serve curry for someone who is foreseeable, the statement even sounds true.
Hield has been on track in the playoffs so far. One of the biggest issues he faced in the regular season was his contradiction.
It seems like it’s a thing of the past since the playoffs began. But this is when he takes a step forward. Because the Warriors need his production more than ever.
