Anthony Edwards Criticizes Timberwolves for Internal Struggles After Fourth Straight Loss

The NBA star called out his team for poor communication and lack of cohesion following a disappointing start to the season.

Anthony Edwards described the Timberwolves as 'soft' and criticized the team for behaving like 'a bunch of little kids' after their 115-104 loss to the Sacramento Kings.
The Timberwolves have lost four consecutive games and are now 8-10, sitting 12th in the Western Conference standings after a strong playoff run last season.
Edwards cited poor team communication, lack of adherence to coaching strategies, and growing internal negativity as key issues plaguing the team’s performance.
Minnesota’s offseason trade of star center Karl-Anthony Towns, driven by financial pressures under the NBA's new collective bargaining agreement, has been linked to the team's struggles.
Veteran Mike Conley echoed Edwards’ concerns, urging teammates to improve communication and unity while emphasizing the need to overcome individual frustrations for collective success.