With Anthony Edwards out, the Minnesota Timberwolves need as much offense as they can get, and Rudy Gobert is not helping that cause.
Writer Jack Simone argues that Anthony Edwards' knee injury will heavily accentuate Rudy Gobert's ongoing offensive struggles for the Minnesota Timberwolves. With Edwards facing up to two months on the sidelines due to right knee surgery, Simone contends Minnesota desperately needs offense that Gobert is failing to provide.
While Gobert maintains strong defense, Simone highlights that the center is averaging just 6.6 points on 37.0% shooting through five games. The writer asserts that other players must pick up the scoring slack while Gobert's offensive deficiencies remain glaring.
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