Thunder contain Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards, Julius Randle in Game 4

Anthony Edwards' quiet offensive night in Game 4 showcased how he was held to just 16 points on a career-low 5-of-13 shooting, struggling particularly in the first half. Despite his low scoring, coach Chris Finch praised Edwards for playing the right way in the second half when the Wolves started attacking the paint more effectively. However, Julius Randle's inconsistent performance and turnovers contributed to Oklahoma City's dominance, leaving Minnesota needing a win in Game 5 to avoid elimination and secure their first NBA Finals berth since 2016.