Anthony Edwards Voices Frustration Over Defensive Pressure and Timberwolves' Struggles

The Timberwolves star is grappling with constant double teams and a stagnant offense following offseason roster changes.

Anthony Edwards expressed frustration with being consistently double-teamed, stating it limits his ability to play his preferred offensive style.
Minnesota's offense has struggled this season, ranking 20th in rating and 22nd in points per game after trading Karl-Anthony Towns in the offseason.
Julius Randle has been a solid addition, but other key players, including Donte DiVincenzo and Mike Conley Jr., have underperformed offensively, compounding the team's issues.
Edwards' shooting efficiency has declined since a strong start to the season, with opponents focusing defensive efforts on neutralizing him as the primary scoring threat.
Analysts suggest that adjustments in offensive strategy and roster changes could help Edwards and the Timberwolves rediscover their form after a disappointing start to the season.