Anthony Edwards led the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 114-110 victory over the Golden State Warriors with 23 points, including crucial free throws in the final seconds.

Despite Steph Curry’s 31-point effort, the Warriors fell short, missing key opportunities. The Wolves capitalized on outside shooting, hitting 21 three-pointers.Coach Chris Finch praised their execution, emphasizing fundamental basketball strategies. Mike Conley’s 14 points and seven assists contributed to the Wolves’ success. Naz Reid’s 20 points and 12 rebounds, along with Rudy Gobert’s double-double, buoyed Minnesota’s performance.The loss marked a setback for the Warriors, who struggled defensively and failed to capitalize on their visit to Minnesota. The defeat comes after a disappointing home loss to Indiana, highlighting inconsistency in the Warriors’ play.With only 12 games remaining, coach Steve Kerr remаins confident in the team’s ability to compete and secure a playoff position.Despite the loss, the Warriors are determined to bounce back and solidify their standing in the Western Conference.