Minnesota Timberwolves Guard Anthony Edwards receives the award of the All-NBA Second Team for the second season in a row

The Minnesota Timberwolves Guard Anthony Edwards was appointed to the second team of the All-NBA team that marked the marked Second year in a row He was appointed to the prestigious list of top players.

The league announced the all-NBA teams on Friday evening.

Edwards is the fourth player in franchise history, who, according to the team, was added to an all-NBA team several times. The Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett received the honor eight times, and the former Wolves Karl-Anthony Towns and Kevin Love each received the all-League recognition twice.

This season, Edwards scored an average of 27.6 points, 54 points. Rebounds and 4.5 assists. According to the team, he scored a total of 2,177 points.

The announcement on Friday comes a day after the league The Center for Rudy Gobert in the NBA's all-defensive secondary teamHe received all-defensive honors for the eighth time in his career. Gobert made the first team seven in earlier times.

The wolves are 2-0 in the Western conference final To the Oklahoma City Donner after A 118-103 Loss Thursday evening. Edwards achieved 32 in loss.

Game 3 is scheduled for Saturday evening in the Target Center in Minneapolis. Tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m.

The most valuable player and Thunder-Wachmann of the NBA, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, was called the All-NBA First Team. The Oklahoma City Guard Jalen Williams made the third team.