Anthoni Edwards’ a stunned reaction to an unfortunate drop

Anthony Edwards could not hide his disbelief after Minnesota Timbervolves‘ 99-88 Loss against golden state warriors In the game 1 semifinals of the Western Conference.

Minnesota, known for sharp shooting with 3 points during the regular season, was in unprecedented decline. In the fourth place in the percentage of shooting in three points during the regular season, Wolves suddenly went icy of the port. They recorded horrible 12-76 from the last two points, which resulted in a PUK 15.7% conversion rate – the lowest recording rate in two players in the history of NBA playoffs for any team with at least 50 attempts.

Minnesota left 0-for-15 from the range of 3 points in the first half and concluded the game at only 5-for-29. Edwards, the best team shooter, It was visibly stunned in the collapse of team recording. After being a lighthouse of offensive fire force, he missed the first ten shots of the game, ends with 23 points on 9 of 23 shooting, including only 1-for-5 out of three.

Veterans like Mike Conlei and Julius Randle was equally ineffective for deep. Conlei, who was a stable hand during the regular season, she went without the results, lacked all five of his shots. Randle, which in the first round, on average, operated on average, operated only 18 points on 4-11 shootings. Even Dont Divincenzo fought, adding only 7 points as he goes 1-for-7 out onions.

Chris Finch’s chief coach acknowledged recording, but emphasized the need for leadership and resistanceespecially from Edward.

“You’re a team leader. You have to go out and set the tone,” Finch said. “Even if the shots are not dropped, we need that energy and effort from you.” Edwards went criticism in step, stating “,” people will try to blame anything, curves who ever blame me. We just don’t blame. “

Despite historical fighting, Edwards remained optimistic about the chances of Timbervolves.

“We didn’t shoot the ball well tonight, but tonight it was over. Next match, we’re really going to shoot the ball well,” said confident.

For Minnesota, rediscovering its shooting touch is crucial if they want even a series against warriors and return to their form of regular season. As it approaches the game 2, all eyes will be on Edwards and Timbervolves to see if they can be erupted from their shocking fall.