"I told them, 'We only got two wins,'" Edwards said after Monday's Game 4, recalling his message. It was the largest positive margin for a quarter in Wolves postseason history. "He was one of the guys that was most vocal at halftime," Wolves coach Chris Finch said of Edwards. Edwards finished with 30 points on 11-for-21 shooting and five assists and veteran forward Julius Randle scored 31 on 11-for-21 shooting with five rebounds. The two have been Minnesota's pillars of production during the Wolves' 7-2 record through the postseason thus far.