Last week, the Minnesota Timberwolves’ season came to an end, falling to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference ...

Anthony Edwards, one of the NBA’s most dangerous rim finishers, was repeatedly denied access to the paint in the Timberwolves ...

Edwards was well aware that Minnesota's only way out of a 2-0 hole was for him to lead the way out. He emphatically did.

Anthony Edwards’ quote captures Thunder’s synchronized defense that smothered Minnesota and pushed OKC to the NBA Finals.

Minnesota's 23-year-old leader is learning a valuable lesson in these playoffs, against the world's best defense.

Turnovers are once again a problem for Minesota, which committed 14 leading to 14 Thunder points. Anthony Edwards has a team ... Tonight’s a new challenge, and that’s what we have to do ...

NBA Finals are set and NBA analyst Stephen A. Smith believes the Pacers are in for a big challenge regarding Tyrese ...

“Edwards was much more. … he was loosened up tonight. I thought a lot of that was the way they were playing. And they (the Thunder guards) really took on the challenge with him. And he really ...

That’s why the Thunder are in the Western Conference ... against a different individual threat, but is the challenge of reducing Anthony Edwards’s production altogether different?

Minnesota led by 19 after the first frame, 31 at halftime and was never threatened by the top-seeded Thunder. Oklahoma City ...

Oklahoma City Thunder forward Chet Holmgren (7) rebounds against Minnesota Timberwolves forward Jaden McDaniels (3) and guard Anthony Edwards (5) in the fourth quarter during Game 1 of the NBA ...

The Thunder have done just that, twice holding Edwards to 13 shots — Minnesota ... and the defense knows it, daring him to challenge the same heavy-help defense. And he did not do that in ...