New report on Anthony Edwards' injury to Warriors-Wolves Game 3

The Golden State Warriors feel the pressure without being a star player Stephen Curry after the defeat against the 117-93 against the Minnesota Timberwolves last night. In the second game of the Western Conference semi -finals, Minnesota had full control over Golden State and had a lead of up to 25 points.

However, the Timberwolves did not get away without injury, when the Star shooting Anthony Edwards was under an ankle injury in the second quarter. The all-NBA talent suffered fear after the Warriors Center Trayce Jackson-Davis ended up on his ankle during a Layup attempt.

Edwards managed to end the game and landed with 20 points, nine rebounds, five templates and three steals at 6-of-13 shooting. As he played through the second half, there were questions if he were willing to go for the rest of the series or not.

A new report by Shams Charania from ESPN NBA today confirms that Edwards will continue to play through his ankle injury. The 23-year-old will be 3 games on Saturday.

The Timberwolves need everything you can get from Edwards to take game 3 on the street while these messages are not great for the Warriors. Golden State struggled powerfully without his best player because nobody in the team ended with more than 18 points in game 2. The crime was a disaster.

Warriors trainer Steve Kerr had to fall back on 14 players in the first half. With the loss, Golden State is now 1-4 in street playoff games without a curry on the floor.

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