Anthony Edwards Admits Timberwolves Have a Major Problem to Fix

Despite the Minnesota Timberwolves securing a 116-97 preseason victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, star Anthony Edwards expressed concern over the team's rebounding struggles. Edwards emphasized that the smaller, faster roster must focus on boxing out opponents rather than merely trying to out-jump them after Milwaukee collected 15 offensive rebounds.

New acquisition Jonathan Kuminga reinforced Edwards' message, stating that rebounding must be a collective team effort rather than solely relying on center Rudy Gobert. The article highlights that following the departure of Julius Randle and the additions of Kuminga and LaMelo Ball, Minnesota must master defensive rebounding to sustain its fast-paced transition offense.