Curry and Edwards played 14 times, and Edwards averaged 26.1 points per game. What about Curry?

The Warriors' opponent in the second round of the playoffs is the Timberwolves! The showdown between the core members of the two teams Curry and Edwards will be a big highlight at that time!

Curry and Edwards have played 14 times in their NBA career so far.

Edwards averaged 26.1 points, 5.3 rebounds and 4.7 assists in these 14 games.

And in these matches, Curry averaged 28.6 points, 6.2 assists and 5.4 rebounds per game.

What is the record of the two sides fighting?

Edwards had 6 wins and 8 losses in these 14 matches, while Curry had 8 wins and 6 losses.

Edwards needs to do more if the Timberwolves want to defeat the Warriors!

1. Provides powerful offensive firepower output! Edwards averaged 26.8 points per game in the first round of this year, the second lowest in his career in his playoffs, and he could do better. He has the ability to do better.

2. Stay calm! When facing Dream Chasing Green, you must maintain a good attitude! Don't be influenced by him. Edwards was easily excited. He suffered 17 technical fouls this year, the league's number one. In the playoffs, he must be more calm and not be disturbed by his opponents.

3. Inspire teammates to get better! As the absolute core of the Timberwolves, Edwards not only needs to fight on the court, but also in the locker room, he also needs to inspire everyone and inspire the morale of the whole team. The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility! Only by uniting the whole team into one rope and working together can we burst out with stronger combat power! A person's strength is ultimately limited. No matter how hard a person can fight or fight, he will never be able to defeat four hands with two fists. But if he can blossom more points and each point has strong combat power, then the upper limit of this team will be very high! Throughout the NBA history, all the teams that won the championship are teams with stronger overall strength.

4. You must seize the opportunity to play singles in a misplaced manner. Edwards is in dislocation and faces Rooney and Post’s defenses to resolutely! Facing Curry's defense, you have to show off your momentum. Punish the Warriors' defense with strong offensive ability.

5. Improve the three-point shooting percentage! In the first round of the playoffs this year, Edwards averaged 9.6 three-pointers, hit 3.2 goals, and had a three-point shooting percentage of 33.3%, setting a new low in his playoff career. You should know that he averaged 10.3 three-pointers per game in the regular season this year, hitting 4.1 goals, and his three-point shooting percentage was as high as 39.5%, and his three-point shooting number was the first in the league! Last season, he averaged 7.2 shots, hit 2.9 goals, and his three-point shooting percentage was as high as 40%. This year's three-point shooting percentage in the playoffs was not high enough for him in his career playoffs, and his three-point shooting percentage was not high enough. His three-point shooting percentage was even more accurate. If Edwards can hit the outside, the more the Warriors' defense will be, and then it will be easier for Edwards to break through.

6. Improve ending ability. Edwards shot 44.7% from the regular season this season, but dropped to 42% in the playoffs. In the second round, Edwards faced a lot of defensive pressure. The Warriors have Payton Jr., Zhumeng Green, Butler and others to defend the iron gate, and their defensive abilities are very strong. Edwards wants to find a solution. Don't get caught in the Warriors' encirclement.

7. Set an example to defend well! In the playoffs, not only do you have to fight for offense, but also defense is the key! There is a saying in the NBA world: "Observation wins fans, defense wins the final championship!" If you want to win the series, you must go further and attack and defense. Besides, Curry of the Warriors has never been afraid of anyone! As the core of the Timberwolves, Edwards should be the first to charge on the defensive end. Like Jordan and Kobe, they are all offensive and defensive stars! The offense can play against the opponent's strongest defense, the defense can play against the opponent's strongest attack, and the maximum limit of teams and players that have both offense and defense will be higher.

Occasion sometimes has poor feel and defensive strength issues, and there will inevitably be ups and downs, but defense will not let people down. The harder you work on the defensive end, it will always have a certain effect. Even if you try your best to end up failing to defend your opponent, your defensive attitude and defensive efforts can still bring energy to the team! Edwards has a good body shape, strength, body, and he has great potential at the defensive end! It can completely make the defense better! When team cores like Edwards are meticulously trying their best on the defensive end, this defensive attitude will also inspire the whole team to inspire everyone to do better on the defensive end! When each point of the Timberwolves can become a defensive vanguard, the Timberwolves' defense will form a tight net.

If Curry wants to continue to lead the Warriors, he must do better in the following aspects!

1. Stay healthy! Curry is very important to the Warriors. With Curry, but without Curry, the Warriors are two completely different teams! Even if Curry stands on the court and doesn't get the ball, as long as he stands on the court, he can restrain most of his opponent's defense. This is "Ku has gravity"! Teammates can also get more opportunities to score easily. If Curry is injured, the Warriors' offense will be very stagnant, and the offensive pressure will be on Butler's side. At that time, the Warriors will only have Butler one threat point to take the ball offense. The Warriors' offense is very easy to be judged by the opponent and restricted. If the Warriors want to continue to play the role of a dark horse, the health of core players such as Curry and Butler is the top priority.

2. Make use of rich playoff experience. Curry has more championship experience and playoff experience than Edwards. In the end, you not only compete in skills and physical fitness, but also in experience and details! Curry has experienced many battles and he knows how to play in the playoffs too much!

3.Stable output! In order to win the Timberwolves, Curry must provide stronger firepower output on the offensive end! The Timberwolves scored more points and had stronger and more stable core scoring ability. Curry is going to compete with Edwards!

4. When changing defense to Edwards, try to defend. Unlike the Rockets, the Timberwolves' core offense poses greater threat to the outside core offense! Edwards is very strong, fast, accurate projection, sufficient strength, and strong body! He is more stable than Jaylen Green, he is stronger than VanVleet and has a stronger impact! The Timberwolves will definitely use the pick-and-roll to give Edwards the opportunity to play Curry alone. Curry must work harder on the defensive end and make Edwards feel uncomfortable.