Minnesota guard Anthony Edwards left Timbervols’ playoff game after maintaining a left ankle on a drive for Rim in Minianpolis on Thursday night, but the all-star returned to the floor to start the second half and helped his team win 117-93.
Edwards went out with 5:56 in the first half when Warriors inadvertently stepped on Trees Jackson-Dewis on their left ankle. Edwards stayed in court for some time before Timberwells allowed him to lame in the locker room at a time -time. He was owned by seven points in 15 minutes at that point.
Some time later, Minnesota considered Edwards’s return as suspicious.
In search of a 56–39 Haftime lead with Minnesota and even in a game app, in search of its best-seven Western conference semi-final series, Edwards warned in Hafatime and began the third quarter. He scored 13 seconds and haf points with rolling Timberwells to win.
Edwards ended with 20 points, nine ribounds and five assistance in 34 minutes. He shot 6-for-13 from the floor and posted the game-high +21 plus/minus rating.
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