No one should count out the Warriors, who are led by the superstar tandem of Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler. But they got some clutch help to dispatch the No. 2 seed Houston Rockets in Game 7 on Sunday night, led by 33 points from Buddy Hield and a 16-point, six-assist, five-rebound outing from Draymond Green.

While Butler propelled the Warriors into the league’s top defense and a 26-9 record with him in the lineup, Minnesota’s pick-and-roll combo of Edwards and Julius Randle has unlocked the league’s second-best offense and a 20-5 record (including the playoffs) since March 1.