Souhan: Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle flop in the Timberwolves’ biggest game of the season
He said he didn’t shoot more because of the Thunder’s defensive approach, which cut off his drives.
He’s never technically wrong when he explains his passivity, but he sometimes misses the point.
These are the games the Wolves need him to lead them to victory.
“They didn’t really let me get too many shots off,” Edwards said. “They did a good job of that. … So big shout-out to them. …
“I don’t look at it like I struggled, or [Randle] struggled — they just had a good game plan."
That sounds reasonable, until you remember that every great NBA player faces difficult defenses and smothering strategies. It’s up to Edwards, and Randle, to solve them.
Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle were outscored by Oklahoma City’s lead duo, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams, by 53 points.
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