Reaching a second straight Western Conference finals was a remarkable accomplishment for the Minnesota Timberwolves after a surprise shuffle of the roster right before training camp and the pains of adjustments and injuries throughout the regular season.

Like it's been the case all year, the Thunder relied on their league-best defense to carry them throughout the West. They were a buzzsaw through the first three rounds with a 12-4 record. In a closeout game,

A former NBA player recently said that pairing a Phoenix Suns' superstar with Anthony Edwards on the Minnesota Timberwolves could help improve his play.

Isiah Thomas says Oklahoma City Thunder used similar strategy on Anthony Edwards as Detroit Pistons on Michael Jordan

Anthony Edwards, one of the NBA’s most exciting young talents, has quickly made a name for himself both on and off the court. As his basketball career continues to rise, so does his interest in luxury cars.

Young stars don’t typically lead their teams to the NBA conference finals, and the fact that Anthony Edwards has brought the Wolves there in back-to-back seasons at age 22 and 23 is remarkable. He has come so far,

Perkins drew plenty of criticism for the strange argument, and on Wednesday offered a public apology to the Timberwolves star, saying he did not mean it as a personal dig.

Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves had a lot of momentum going into the Western Conference Finals. They had taken down some tough teams and built up a strong sense of confidence. Yet, they choked at a time when they needed to bounce back the most.