Anthony Edwards came up clutch and was able to guide the Minnesota Timberwolves to a key win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. However, he was still heated after the game.

Immediately after the win, Edwards lashed out at the officiating crew in his postgame interview. The game was notably a road game for Minnesota while Edwards said the officials didn’t give any calls to the Timberwolves all night long.

“I don’t know,” said Edwards when asked how Minnesota pulled out the win. “I don’t know, and I’m going to take the fine because the refs did not give us no calls tonight. We had to play through every bump, every grab, I don’t know. I don’t know how we won tonight. Big shout out to my team, big shout out to my coaches for sure.”

Cameras also picked up Edwards saying “cheating ass refs” in the postgame handshake line, though he was celebrating with his teammates at the time of that comment.

The game was a crucial one after the Thunder and Timberwolves entered Monday night tied in the lead for the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference. With the victory, Minnesota now holds sole possession of the No. 1 spot, and fans can stay up to date on all the NBA odds and trends with SDS’s sports betting apps.

Edwards did not stop there in regard to the officials. He continued to lash out after leaving the court with ESPN’s Tim McMahon indicating many of Edwards’ comments about the officiating were unprompted.

“The refs was bad tonight. Yeah, they was terrible,” Edwards told ESPN without prompting. “We was playing 8-on-5…

“The cat got their tongue tonight, so it’s all good,” Edwards said of the referees. “It’s not fair, but it’s all good.”

In the win, Edwards led Minnesota with 27 points with 4 rebounds and 4 assists. He also went 3-for-5 from 3-point range.

While it sounds like he is not bothered by the idea, it’s almost a guarantee Edwards will get a call from the league offices after those kinds of comments. It will also be interesting to see if Edwards’ public remarks have an impact on the way future games are called this season.