Donte DiVincenzo tried to set up Anthony Edwards for a highlight-reel slam. The Minnesota Timberwolves already had the game well in hand late in the fourth quarter, and DiVincenzo attempted to bounce it high off the floor for Edwards to throw down a slam.

Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal didn’t have bad intentions late in Sunday’s 116-98 home loss to Minnesota when he fouled an airborne Anthony Edwards at PHX Arena — but enough was enough. “It’s like scoring at the end of the game when you don’t have to,” Beal said after Monday’s practice.

Bradley Beal explained what went through his mind before he pushed Anthony Edwards mid-air to ruin an all-time highlight dunk.

Bradley Beal explained his thought process after he picked up a flagrant foul for shoving Anthony Edwards during an attempted alley-oop.

The Suns' performance included Beal's controversial midair push of the Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards that had the NBA world talking for hours afterward, a decision Beal commented on to gathered media in a video posted to X on Monday that was viewed over 54,

With 1:35 left in the fourth quarter of the Phoenix Suns‘ 116-98 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday, Bradley Beal stopped a Donte DiVincenzo off-the-bounce lob to Anthony Edwards by lightly shoving the 23-year-old star in the air as he went for a dunk.