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Anthony Edwards Takes Responsibility Again After Wolves Fall in OKC
- Edwards owned the loss, saying he had too many turnovers and didn’t make enough shots, taking responsibility in the OKC locker room.
- Minnesota trailed after a 41-17 run by Oklahoma City, hindered by turnovers and limited offensive rebounds.
- Coach Chris Finch attributed the defeat to sloppy turnovers and poor possession control on both ends.
- Edwards remains a focal point for Minnesota’s offense as the Wolves search for ball-handling depth without a traditional point guard.
- Oklahoma City’s defense was a key factor, known for top defensive rating and aggressive ball pressure.
- Edwards has stepped up this season, but has been outplayed by top scorers in recent high-profile matchups.
- Edwards emphasized personal accountability rather than excuses, even with knee soreness noted on the injury report.
- Minnesota committed 20-plus turnovers for the tenth time this season, underscoring a broader issue.
- The Wolves still posted strong shooting, making 47 percent from the field and 45 percent from three, but failed to sustain it due to turnovers.
- The game marked the Wolves’ fourth meeting with the Thunder this season, a reminder of ongoing postseason relevance against strong defensive teams.
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