Replay showed that the foot of Warriors big man Trayce Jackson-Davis landed on Edwards ankle, leaving the 23-year-old sitting on the floor holding the joint as play went on. Edwards was later helped to the locker room, with trainers preventing him from putting any weight on the bad ankle.

Two nights after Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry went down in Game 1, Minnesota star Anthony Edwards crumbled to the court with an injury to his left ankle Thursday night in Game 2. Edwards draped his arms around two Timberwolves trainers as he headed into the tunnel leading to the locker room.

Anthony Edwards rose up in the paint to try and lay the ball in. As he came down, the Minnesota Timberwolves' superstar had his left ankle extended a bit behind him. That's where Warriors center Trayce Jackson-Davis landed,