Anthony Edwards made a go-ahead 3-pointer with 2:24 remaining to lift the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 93-92 win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night in Minneapolis in West Group A action of the NBA Cup.

The NBA's new collective bargaining agreement caused the Timberwolves to break up their core after a deep playoff run last season, and they're feeling the pain now.

In his four-plus NBA seasons, Anthony Edwards has never been afraid to speak his mind. But the Minnesota Timberwolves star was particularly candid in a profanity-laced explanation of his team’s recent struggles following a 115-104 loss to the Sacramento Kings.

Anthony Edwards made a go-ahead 3-pointer with 2:24 remaining to lift the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 93-92 win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night in Minneapolis in West Group A action of the NBA Cup.

After the game, star guard Anthony Edwards was officially fed up. Edwards went off about his team, including himself, for all kinds of things when speaking to the media, according to Chris Hine of The Minnesota Star Tribune.

Following the Minnesota Timberwolves' defeat to the Sacramento Kings, Anthony Edwards didn’t hold back in his assessment of his teammates’ performance in the NBA regular season game.

Anthony Edwards had a harsh assessment of what is wrong with the Timberwolves after they blew a 12-point lead midway through the fourth quarter to fall to a shorthanded Kings team on Wednesday night, with quotes from his rant via Chris Hine of The Minnesota Star Tribune and Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic.

Speaking on the broadcast after the game, Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards got honest about his team’s big win. “Just fighting, man. Fighting until the end,” Edwards said. “We’ve been struggling, man.

"I think it's we soft as (heck) as a team, internally," Edwards said. "Not to the other team, but internally, we soft. We can't talk to each other. Just a bunch of little kids. Just like we playing with a bunch of little kids.

Four straight losses have Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards fed up with his teammates. Edwards has been upset with the childish brand of basketball that Minnesota has been playing, something he hopes the Timberwolves can shed when they face the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night in Minneapolis in West Group A action of the NBA Cup.

The Minnesota Timberwolves reached the Western Conference Finals last season, but the franchise have struggled since completing a high-profile trade that sent Karl-Anthony Towns to New York