Edwards exits Wolves' win with hamstring injury
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Edwards exits Wolves' win with hamstring injury
"It was outstanding. Just put the ball in his hands and felt confident he was going to get a clean look,"
"Put a lot of pressure on the middle of their defense. Just kind of was a calm place to go."
"He's a really good teammate, man. He knows when to find us. He knows how to get to the rack. He makes shots at a high level, and you just know what you're going to get with him every night,"
"Just stuff like that. I think the biggest thing is being quick, decisive and not holding the ball as much."
Anthony Edwards exited early with tightness in his right hamstring and did not return, with no immediate update on his condition. Julius Randle scored 31 points on 11-for-18 shooting with six assists in 39 minutes, anchoring a 114-110 victory over the injury-depleted Indiana Pacers. Randle delivered late scoring and stability after adapting to Minnesota following a trade and a 13-game absence that prompted mental adjustments. Teammates praised Randle's decision-making, finishing and consistent shotmaking. The team emphasized quick, decisive ball movement and finding space when Randle is double-teamed. Edwards has strong career durability, having played 426 of 445 games.
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