Anthony Edwards has become the clear superstar for the Minnesota Timberwolves, but he needs more support to help lead the team to be the best in the West.

The Minnesota Timberwolves don't have much playoff success in their franchise's history, as they had only made one Western Conference Finals appearance before Anthony Edwards came to the team. Otherwise,

Reaching a second straight Western Conference finals was a remarkable accomplishment for the Minnesota Timberwolves after a surprise shuffle of the roster right before training camp and the pains of adjustments and injuries throughout the regular season.

Explore Anthony Edwards' bold offseason plan that aims to establish him as the NBA's top villain. Uncover the strategies behind his transformation!

Miami Heat player Udonis Haslem, speaking on ESPN about the Minnesota Timberwolves' elimination at the hands of the OKC Thunder, shared his message for Anthony Edwards.

The Minnesota Timberwolves, unfortunately, fell short in Game 5 of their conference finals matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder, resulting in their exit from the playoffs. Following this disappointing outcome,

His role model for that should be Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who isn’t as athletic as Edwards but is an artisanal foul-drawer. Edwards needs to learn that getting fouled doesn’t get you a foul call — making the officials believe you’ve been fouled does. So he should work on that craft.

Anthony Edwards showed a lot of poise and confidence after the Minnesota Timberwolves' season-ending loss Wednesday night. Former NBA veteran Kenyon Martin Sr. was definitely not a fan. Martin, who has become an outspoken figure on the online sports talk series Gil's Arena,