I made the right play all night so I don’t really look at it like I struggled. I didn’t get enough shots to say I struggled,” Edwards said. Edwards logged 41 minutes on the floor on Monday.

“I’ve definitely got to shoot more,” Edwards said. “I took 13 f—-ing shots. It’s kind of hard to get to the paint. [The Thunder] definitely took that aspect of my game away tonight.

The Western Conference finals are a battle of two of the NBA’s brightest young stars. Gilgeous-Alexander’s Thunder routed Edwards’s Timberwolves, 114-88, in Game 1.

The NBA announced Wednesday evening that it has fined Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards $50,000 for using profane language in a media interview.

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