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Donte DiVincenzo broke a late tie with a 3-pointer, Klay Thompson saved eight of his team-high 32 points for the final 6:11 and the Golden State Warriors came on strong at the end to catch and pass the Minnesota Timberwolves en route to a 109-104 victory on Sunday night in San Francisco.
In the opener of a four-game California swing, the Timberwolves led by as many as 14, then 96-87 after a Kyle Anderson hoop with 7:31 remaining in the game before Golden State rallied.
The Warriors scored the next nine points — five by Thompson, four by DiVincenzo — to tie the game at 96-all with 4:48 to go.
Then, after a three-point play by Anderson, the Warriors flurried again, with Anthony Lamb hitting a tying 3-pointer, DiVincenzo his go-ahead triple and Thompson with his sixth trey of the game to propel Golden State to a 105-99 advantage with just 2:05 to play.
