Anthony Edwards, the Wolves’ 23-year-old franchise player, is frustrated. He’s also talking like he’s the first star to ever be double-teamed.

Pretty much the entirety of Anthony Edwards's postgame media was him talking about his frustration with the way teams are putting two on him, taking away his opportunities to be a scorer and forcing him to get off the ball. "It's not how I want to play, of course. I'm only 23, I… pic.twitter.com/7bJdFS6zeU

It requires patience and perspective, and that is not always easy for a player as young and ambitious as Edwards.

Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards is one of the NBA's brightest young stars and has one of the most magnetic personalities in all of sports. Part of what makes Edwards unique is his unfiltered approach to media obligations,

Boston took down Minnesota 118-115, and they have now won three of their last four games. In that game, they were able to have the success they had because of what they were able to do to Minnesota's star player, Anthony Edwards. They were able to frustrate him all night.

Edwards, who had been a key figure in his team’s success, shot just 5-of-16, scoring 15 points along with four rebounds and six assists. In his post-game interview, shared by Blue Wire Podcasts' Dane Moore on X, Edwards expressed frustration with the double-teams he faced.

On Christmas, there were real glimpses of the dynamic Edwards that has been stifled much of the season. That is what the Wolves need most.

Anthony Edwards is having a very hard time finding a solution to the constant trapping and double-teaming he's gone up against virtually every game this season.