Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards received a gift from Seattle Sonics great Gary Payton after a Game 4 win against the Warriors.

Edwards was frustrated when he couldn't be the hero. His coaches were frustrated by his poor decisions. In the playoffs, he has become a star in crunch time, by learning when to make the right play -- or be the right play himself.

Kuminga has lit up the Wolves the last two games, providing the Warriors with some much-needed offensive juice while Steph Curry sits out with a hamstring injury. The 22-year-old has been so explosive that Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch compared him to Anthony Edwards.

Anthony Edwards had beaten the half-time buzzer with a deep three, igniting his 30-point night. The Minnesota Timberwolves responded by outscoring the

It’s a golden opportunity for Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves who are on the brink of their second straight trip to the Western Conference finals. All they have to do? Beat a Steph Curry-less Golden State Warriors at home Wednesday.

The Timberwolves now have a 2-1 lead after pulling out a clutch win on the road against the Warriors. Anthony Edwards turned it on in the second half, scoring 28 of his 36 points in the last two frames, while Julius Randle was a steady force throughout the game, racking up 24 points of his own.

He got that look in his eye, the look of someone about to do damage, like a starving man who lays eyes on a T-bone. Timberwolves players have seen it plenty of times before from Anthony Edwards. “As a basketball fan,