Anthony Edwards takes heat for T-Wolves’ rough Game 3 loss [VIDEO]

Anthony Edwards takes heat for T-Wolves’ rough Game 3 loss

Anthony Edwards openly accepted responsibility for the Minnesota Timberwolves’ significant 117-90 loss to the Denver Nuggets. In Game 3 of their second-round NBA playoff series, the Nuggets dominated on the Wolves’ home floor. Despite this setback, the Timberwolves still lead the series 2-1. However, the next game is poised as a crucial juncture.

Speaking to Bally Sports North after the game, Edwards expressed regret over his performance. He said: “I’ll take the blame for this loss. I came out with no energy. I came out flat.” His acknowledgment underscores the challenges Minnesota faced against a relentless Denver squad that seized every opportunity to dominate the game. During Game 3, Jamal Murray had a huge game.

The loss cuts into Minnesota’s initial 2-0 series lead. Thus, giving the Nuggets a vital win as they look to level the series in the upcoming Game 4. It’s set to be broadcast on ABC this Mother’s Day. Edwards highlighted the importance of rebounding strongly in the next game. As a result, aiming to restore the team’s competitive edge and maintain their series lead.

With the stakes elevated and the pressure mounting, the Timberwolves are under scrutiny to adjust their strategy and intensify their play. Fans and analysts went from crowning Edwards as the “new Michael Jordan” to saying Denver figured Minnesota out. However, as the defending champions, it would’ve been stunning for them to get eliminated in a sweep.

The upcoming game remains a pivotal moment for both teams, with the Timberwolves looking to leverage their home-court advantage to secure a commanding lead in the series.

Anthony Edwards takes heat for T-Wolves’ rough Game 3 loss