The Golden State Warrior's Nick Young has been a real revelation for the defending champions this year. He doesn't seem to be as much about the on-court antics anymore and instead focusing on the thing he is really good at — hitting 3-pointers.

During the second quarter of Sunday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves, he suffered a real scare, though. Young went for a loose ball that was heading out of bounds and when he did, he tripped over a cameraman and went down into the crowd.

A fan sitting near where Young crashed out of bounds did some quick thinking and snapped a picture with Swaggy P.

Young was helped up and went straight to the locker room with a back injury. It looked serious at the time and there were questions if he would be able to return.

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Young did come back out with the team in the second half and return to game action. He, however, didn't provide much to the Warriors. He played 22 minutes and the only thing to show for it was two rebounds and one sore back.

He was 0-for-4 from long distance even though he had a couple of open shots and just couldn't ever find a rhythm. He was part of the reason that the Warriors lost to the Timberwolves.

The bench unit did not provide much production in the game and it contributed to the Warriors suffering their second straight loss.

The good news for the Warriors, though, is that Young wasn't hurt badly on the play. The Warriors are already really short-handed and can't really afford another injury.