MINNEAPOLIS — At least outwardly, Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards didn't share the outrage of fans and his teammates that NBA coaches passed on him for selection in the All-Star Game.
"I ain't think nothing about it," Edwards said at shootaround Friday morning. "I'm just happy for the guys that got in."
When the league revealed the list of reserves Thursday night, Edwards was on the outside looking in as players like Memphis' Jaren Jackson Jr. and the Clippers' Paul George made it ahead of him. This was despite Edwards playing 16 more games than George and 19 more games than Jackson.