The Timberwolves’ guard was fined $100,000 for his use of profanity in an on-court, television interview Friday in Houston. The guard used a number of swear words while breaking down the Timberwolves’ dramatic come-from-behind victory.

NEW YORK (AP) — Anthony Edwards was fined $100,000 by the NBA on Sunday for using profanity during a live television interview, with the league increasing the amount after penalizing the Minnesota Timberwolves star for the third time in three weeks.

Anthony Edwards is one of the most marketable young stars in the NBA. He also has a growing tab with the league for speaking his mind too candidly in the media.

NBA star Anthony Edwards keeps getting fined for profanity — but won’t stop cursing on live TV. Executive Vice President and Head of Basketball Operations Joe Dumars announced in a statement released via the NBA on Monday,

The NBA fined the Timberwolves star for swearing in a postgame interview last Friday and for a 'history of using profane language.'

It’s been a very costly month for Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards. The NBA fined the two-time All-Star $100,000 for using profane language during a live television interview.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards was fined a third time this month, this one costing him $100,000 for using profanity during a postgame interview, the NBA announced Sunday. Edwards’ latest fine came in wake of his on-court interview following Minnesota’s 113-112 win at Houston on Friday.

NBA Executive Vice President and Head of Basketball Operations Joe Dumars announced that Anthony Edwards was being fined $100,000 for using foul language during a post-game interview this past week. The statement put out by the NBA's PR office noted that this amount was based on Edwards' previous history of using foul language in public channels.