Jordi Fernández almost injures Anthony Edwards and then apologizes

Brooklyn Nets coach, Jordi Fernández, took responsibility for the scare of Anthony Edwards' injury during his team's 105-90 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Thursday night.

The incident occurred at the end of the second quarter when Edwards stepped back after shooting a three-pointer and landed on Fernández's foot, who was off the court. The Timberwolves' guard had to be helped off the floor but returned without major issues to play the second half.

"I was off the court trying to move out of the way," Fernández explained. "I definitely need to be quicker than that. The players' health is the most important thing in this sport, so next time I'll just have to move faster."

Edwards finished the game with 28 points and five rebounds, leading Minnesota to their fourth consecutive victory. The Timberwolves continue to fight to secure a spot in the top six of the Western Conference and avoid the play-in tournament.

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