The Latest Breaking News from Anthony Edwards

The Timberwolves are having a successful year, by and large, on the defensive end of the floor. They rank 11th in defensive rating, a marked improvement over the past couple of years, when they were near the bottom.

DALLAS – Timberwolves coach Chris Finch is about as even-keeled an NBA coach as they come, and he wanted the Wolves to reflect that same demeanor headed into Monday's showdown with the Mavericks, who held a 1.5-game lead on the Wolves for the fifth seed in the Western Conference entering…

MINNEAPOLIS — The luck of the Timberwolves.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Anthony Edwards, who is averaging 21.0 points per game in his second season since being drafted first overall in the 2020 NBA Draft, faces the Milwaukee Bucks tonight.

Dane Moore: Anthony Edwards on Karl-Anthony Towns' swag: "KAT last year didn't say a word on the court, now he talking crazy to people. It's because he got swag. He got swag. He kill the drip coming into the game, showing off the watch. Yeah, he's ...

MINNEAPOLIS — If you had turned off Wednesday's 124-104 Timberwolves victory over the woebegone Lakers in the second quarter when they were up 25 and only looked at the final score, you might not have known there were a few happenings in between.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Anthony Edwards stretched out and worked his left knee when he wasn't playing during Friday's 118-110 Timberwolves loss to Orlando.

MINNEAPOLIS — Two of the Timberwolves three best players, the injured Anthony Edwards and D'Angelo Russell, sat toward the end of the bench Monday night and never bothered to take off their coats.

MINNEAPOLIS — Whatever bad vibes are going around the Portland Trail Blazers' locker room, it might have transferred to the Timberwolves.

MINNEAPOLIS — James Harden took Anthony Edwards off the dribble and got to the basket, floating the ball high into the air before it bounced into the rim for the and-one.

MINNEAPOLIS — D'Angelo Russell has asked Timberwolves fans to stand at the beginning of games to start a new tradition. By the time the game was late in the fourth quarter, it was Russell's play that had the whole arena on its feet, hanging on his every move.