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Amid Rudy Gobert's offensive struggles, his teammates are starting to get frustrated with him, and this frustration is beyond valid.

Dunking with Wolves writer Eamon Cassels argues that Minnesota Timberwolves players are justified in expressing frustration toward center Rudy Gobert. The critique follows a recent loss to the Golden State Warriors in which Gobert went 0-for-4 from the field, grabbed only four rebounds, and was benched down the stretch after shooting 0-for-13 across a two-game span.
Cassels highlights sideline friction and defensive lapses, noting that teammates rightfully demanded accountability during play. With Anthony Edwards sidelined for approximately two months, the writer emphasizes that the Timberwolves need Gobert to overcome his offensive struggles and poor finishing around the rim.
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