Minnesota Timberwolves key player Anthony Edwards has terminated his contract that worth $76.2 million with…
The Minnesota Timberwolves are coming off the best season arguably in franchise history. Only twice, last season and in 2003-04 has the 25-year-old organization made it to the Western Conference Finals.
Given their best player, Anthony Edwards, is only 22-years-old, most media members and basketball fans across the country expect the Timberwolves to be a force in the West for many years to come. But the optimism doesn’t only surround Ant.
Karl-Anthony Towns is an All-NBA player and Rudy Gobert, no matter what Inside the NBA believes, is the best defensive player in the league. Throw in Mike Conley, Jaden McDaniels, Naz Reid, Nickeil-Alexander Walker etc, etc, etc, and you have one of the best rosters in the league for at least the next year or two… right?
Wrong, says Patrick Reusse (Star Tribune). According to the three-legged turkey, himself, this Minnesota Timberwolves team is nothing more than a flash in the pan.
Not only does Reusse believe that the Wolves will again fall short of the NBA Finals next season, he thinks the 2023-24 team was as good as it gets. That they will not reach the West Finals again this decade. Not in 2025, 26, 27, 28 or 2029.
