Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards fined another $35,000

Anthony Edwards was ejected from the Minnesota Timberwolves' 102-111 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers for two consecutive technical fouls, and the NBA fined him $35,000 for inappropriate conduct when he left the court.

Halfway through the third quarter of the game, Edwards encountered resistance during a breakthrough. Facing the opponent's defense, Edwards tried to break into the penalty area, but lost his balance and fell to the ground after being hit by the opponent's left leg.

However, Edwards was dissatisfied with the referee's decision and argued with the referee. In the end, the referee ignored Edwards' complaint and instead showed him the second technical foul of the game, which directly led to Edwards being ejected.

Edwards was emotional as he left the court and angrily threw the game ball into the stands, an action that led to the referee issuing an additional delay of game warning to the Minnesota Timberwolves. The NBA then reviewed the behavior and decided to fine Edwards.

In fact, this is not the first time Edwards has been fined for violations this season. Edwards has been fined for violating league regulations many times, such as swearing in post-game interviews and making indecent gestures to referees. With this new punishment, Edwards has accumulated a total of $320,000 in fines.

Worst of all, Edwards was automatically suspended for one game because he had accumulated 16 technical fouls, and missed the Minnesota Timberwolves' game against the Utah Jazz. The Minnesota Timberwolves lost the game 116-117 without Edwards.