Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga left Sunday’s game against the Spurs after a hard fall, Draymond Green wins monthly award, Moses Moody to see familiar friends in Memphis

The Timberwolves and Nuggets will cap off the evening of hoops with a lot on the line in the playoff standings, with both teams trying for a third straight win tonight. Minnesota holds the No. 7 spot while Denver sits in third, but only four total games separate them in the jam-packed Western Conference.

Fans take to social media to react to Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga's injury news before Memphis Grizzlies game

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There are multiple layers to why Green has surpassed Mobley, such as the Cavaliers’ recent four-game losing streak that factored into the Thunder leapfrogging Cleveland for the NBA’s best record, while the Warriors have gone 18-5 since acquiring Jimmy Butler, ranking second in defensive net rating during that span.

The Cavs had three players cross the 20-point threshold, with Jarrett Allen supplying a team-high 25 points, along with 12 boards, three assists, and two steals. Donovan Mitchell also added a double-double, scoring 25 with 12 rebounds, seven dimes, and four steals.

As the Los Angeles Lakers are fighting to maintain possession of the No. 4 seed in the Western Conference with a 46-29 record, Bronny James has continued to dominate for the franchise’s South Bay Lakers G-League affiliate on both ends of the floor in recent weeks.

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