Anthony Edwards isn't exactly hurting financially. Not only did the Timberwolves superstar sign a five-year max rookie extension after the 2022-23 season, but he earned All-NBA honors a year later. That made him eligible for a Rose Rule boost to his max salary,

Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards has earned his fifth fine of the season, this time for "making obscene gestures toward a game official," the NBA said.

On the day first-year point guard Rob Dillingham was slated to being a rehab assignment with a G-League game in Iowa after sitting out the past three weeks with an ankle sprain, the Timberwolves announced rookie wing Terrence Shannon Jr. will miss two to four weeks with a foot sprain suffered in the Iowa Wolves’ contest on Saturday.

Anthony Edwards scored 20 of his 41 points in the fourth quarter and the Minnesota Timberwolves overcome a sloppy first half and beat the NBA-worst Washington Wizards 120-106.

Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards was fined $50,000 by the NBA on Monday for making an obscene gesture in the direction of a referee, according

That said, it was also a poor performance from Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards. Scoring just 15 points in the loss, Edwards shot 4/13 from the field while turning the ball over six times. After the game,

Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards was fined by the NBA for the fifth time this season, getting docked $50,000 for "obscene gestures" toward an official.

The Wolves guard took it upon himself to change the team’s last-second inbounds play, then missed a 3-pointer to seal a loss in Memphis.

The NBA issued a statement yesterday announcing a $50,000 fine for Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards after making an obscene gesture toward a game official. The incident occurred during the Timberwolves’ Jan.

Check out all the instances that led Minnesota's Anthony Edwards to accumulate over $285,000 in fines this season.