Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves head to South Beach on Saturday night for a matchup with the high-scoring Miami Heat.

No energy on the defensive end, on the glass or through extra actions or passes on offense. The end result was the same as it was when Minnesota was torched by Brooklyn in Minneapolis last Saturday, as the Hawks blitzed the Timberwolves, 126-102 in Atlanta in a New Year’s Eve matinee.

Jalen Johnson scored 34 points and the Atlanta Hawks overcame Anthony Edwards’ 30 points for Minnesota to beat the Timberwolves 126-102 and end a seven-game losing streak.

Pretty much every 3-point record in NBA history is held by Golden State Warriors legend Stephen Curry. Not this one. This one belongs to Minnesota Timberwolves superstar Anthony Edwards. On Sunday, while most minds were focused on the NFL, Edwards seized a bit of NBA history.

Anthony Edwards calls out the Timberwolves despite a big win, blasting the team over a key issue he wants fixed.

For the second time in one week, Anthony Edwards didn’t stick around for the end of the Minnesota Timberwolves’ game. This time, the exit was his decision.

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The Heat’s winning streak ended at four after a rough start to the fourth quarter on Saturday. The Heat hung around for most of the game, entering the fourth quarter trailing by just four points. But that’s when the Timberwolves blew the game open,