**Edwards 27 Not Enough, Wolves Lose To Lakers**

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Edwards 27 Not Enough, Wolves Lose to Lakers in Close Contest

The Minnesota Timberwolves fell to the Los Angeles Lakers 107-101 on Tuesday night, despite a valiant effort from Anthony Edwards who led the team with 27 points. Despite Edwards's performance, the Wolves struggled to contain the Lakers' offensive onslaught, especially from LeBron James who finished the game with 30 points and 10 assists.

A Tight Contest Throughout

The game was a close battle from start to finish, with neither team able to pull away significantly. Both teams shot over 45% from the field, but the Lakers were able to capitalize on their free throw opportunities, going 22-for-28 from the line compared to the Wolves' 12-for-18.

Edwards Shines, But Not Enough

Edwards was the only Wolves player to score over 20 points, showcasing his scoring prowess with a mix of drives to the basket and long-range shooting. However, the Wolves' supporting cast struggled to find their rhythm. Karl-Anthony Towns was held to 15 points, while Rudy Gobert managed just 10.

Lakers Take Control in the Fourth

The Lakers took control in the fourth quarter, outscoring the Wolves 31-23. James led the charge, hitting key shots down the stretch and orchestrating the Lakers' offense. The Wolves fought hard, but ultimately couldn't overcome the Lakers' late-game surge.

What's Next for the Wolves?

The Wolves will look to bounce back on Thursday night when they host the Sacramento Kings. They will need to find ways to generate more offense from their supporting cast and tighten up their defense if they hope to win their next game. With a difficult schedule ahead, the Wolves must find consistency if they want to make a serious run for the playoffs.

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