Anthony Edwards to El Comercio: “We are fighting to improve our game”

Minnesota Timberwolves let go of a 20-point lead in defeat against Los Angeles Clippers. The team led by Chris Finch He was not able to maintain the good level of the first half and ended up giving up the game 104-84. After the end of the match, El Comercio spoke with Anthony Edwards, one of the stars of Timberwolves, on the 22 turnovers of the whole of Minnesota.

Paul George added 21 points and 11 rebounds, Reggie Jackson scored 14 of his 20 points in the second half and the Clippers deducted 20 points behind to beat 104-84 on Friday night. Timberwolves.

Ivica Zubac scored 14 points and dropped 14 rebounds for The Angels, which also won in Minnesota Wednesday night. The Clippers they have won three games in a row after losing four of the first five.

Karl-Anthony Towns got 20 points and Anthony Edwards contributed 17 for Timberwolves, who have lost five of six games. Malik Beasley finished with 18 points off the bench for Minnesota, who shot 35.2% from the field and lost 22 balls.

The Clippers had a five-minute lapse of field shots in the second quarter, and the Timberwolves they used a 14-2 streak that capped off a pair of 3-pointers by Beasley to take a 20-point lead.

But the aim of Timberwolves disappeared, depending on quick triples in his possessions, and the defense also loosened and opened the door to the reaction of the Clippers.

After the game, I consulted Anthony Edwards for the 22 turnovers. The forward replied the following: “How many points did they score from those losses? 22 points I think. No, it was definitely not the key to the game. We lost because we came out very soft in the third quarter. It happened to us again. We were up by 8 points and suddenly everything disappeared. We fight to improve our game, it is hard, but we must do it ”.

Minnesota Timberwolves will play their next game this November 8 against the Memphis Grizzlies, while Los Angeles Clippers They will do the same this November 7 against Charlotte Hornets.