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Anthony Edwards scored 28 points in the second half to help Minnesota avoid a 2 -0 hole in the Western Conference semifinals.
The Wolves lost 114 -106, dropping their season record to 12-11 .
Edwards has 15 points on 4-for-7 shooting in his 14 postseason clutch minutes .
Minnesota has posted a 4 -0 record in games featuring clutch time this postseason, according to ESPN Research .
Timberwolves coach Chris Finch criticizes Anthony Edwards' mindset in Game 1 loss to Warriors.
Coach Hines: "He was able to recognize, 'Hey man, I got to be better' He's 0-for-7 on tying or go-ahead shots in the final 10 seconds of the fourth quarter or overtime.
Hines says he still strives to match late-game heroics or those of Kobe Bryant and Jordan .
Team USA gold medalist has worked on optimizing his catch-and-shoot jumpers.
He picked that up last summer , when he was coached by Kerr at the Olympics .
" KD told me being able to catch and shoot the ball is going to be the biggest thing for me," he says.
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