In addition to Edwards and Randle, the Wolves got double-figure scoring from Jaden McDaniel (14 points, six rebounds), Rudy Gobert (11 and 11) and point guard Mike Conley (14 points, seven assists, five steals) in the starting lineup and from reserves Naz Reid (16) and Alexander-Walker (10).
The Kings? They shot an even 50%, scored 60 points in the paint, got double-doubles from Sabonis (23 points and 12 rebounds) and Keegan Murray (14 and 10).
But, ultimately, Edwards made the difference. His layup with 2:19 left in OT put the Wolves up five. Fox led the Kings back again, but the Wolves got crucial points, one final big stop.
Points, drama, back-and-forth basketball. A night when stars collided.
“I’ve been a big fan of his for a long time,” Edwards said of Fox. “I’ve always felt he was one of the best point guards in the league. Tonight he showed it.”