Minnesota Timberwolves’ Anthony Edwards Reacts to His Poster Dunk On Luka Doncic

Following the win, Edwards was asked about his poster dunk. The 23-year-old guard admitted that he wasn’t the biggest fan of his aerial maneuver and called it “terrible.”

“That was a terrible dunk. I wish I could get it back, I would’ve crunk it back a little more,” the Minnesota Timberwolves star said.

Edwards has built a reputation for being one of the best in-game dunkers. He’s put countless players on posters with his vicious dunks.

The star guard is looking to take advantage of Game 4 in Minnesota. They’ll play against L.A. for the fourth game in their best-of-seven series on Sunday.

Edwards made history for the Minnesota Timberwolves

Edwards had one of the best scoring performances in the 2025 NBA playoffs. His 29-point outing was highlighted since he did not attempt a single free throw against the Lakers. The star shooting guard did not make a single trip to the charity stripe.

According to StatMuse on X (formerly Twitter), Edwards had the highest scoring playoff performance for the franchise without shooting a free throw.

The Wolves shot 71.4 percent and had 21 line attempts. Conversely, the Lakers made 65 percent with 20. With ten shots, Randle had the most and made 90 percent of them.

Even with the win, Edwards had high praise for his opponent. During the postgame interview, the Wolves star credited LeBron James for his performance. The 40-year-old forward had 38 points and 10 rebounds on 13-for-21 shooting from the field. Ant-Man spoke highly of King James, despite the four-time champion suffering a defeat.

“He was incredible,” Edwards said about James. “He did everything he could in his power to try to will them to a win. He was shooting it from Yucatan. He was shooting it crazy… It was fun to watch him — competing against him today.”

James shot 55.6 percent from downtown but was spoiled by the Minnesota Timberwolves’ star outing.