Angry Edwards’ ‘Angri’ Mindset before the game 2 vs.

Next game 1, Minnesota Timbervolves star Anthony Edwards had a NSFV message For yourself. However, teammate and veteran Mike Conlei echoed the same feeling to journalists before the game 2.

“He always enters the next day … You can say it’s kind of nonsense with a lot of things,” Conlei said over Dane Moore. “She looks forward to playing. He would play next night if he could.”

Mike Conlei on what Anthony Edwards is like the next day in practice after having a game where it doesn’t play according to your typical standards – like games 1.

“He always pissed hereditary day … You can say it’s kind of nonsense with a lot of things. He’s looking forward to … pic.twitter.com/pujkez48

– Dane Moore (@ Danemoorenba) 22. May 2025

Through the, Edwards was a focus of insult and defense team. Still, he did not give a free pass if he had a bad game.

Flushed, his chief coach Chris Finch called him after a rough game 1 against golden state warriors.

The chief coach said EDWARDS should not focus on scoring if there is a bad game. And that there are other ways to contribute and remain locked. All-NBA Garda took that message to the heart and emphasized that aggression.

However, this is an intelligent aggression. It is not the one where the Edwards plays angry and does not direct that energy. He channels him in his teammates, coaches and from either side of the ball.

In each series, Timbervolves lost his first game, and then he came crawling back. Could that be the same hanging in the Western Conference final?

Anthony Edwards aggression is the key in Timbervolves

Once again, Lack of Edward aggression was Timbervolves’ drop. When it is aggressive, he is one of the most unpleasant players in the league.

If wooden vehicles can be unlocked in a combined feeling of aggression, it can be an uprising they need. If not, thunder will take a complete advantage.

They were those who push the gas next to wrinkles. Consistent acquisition to the rim, drawing offenses, as well as to reach the free throw line, was their X-factor.

However, Minnesota can equate that with his own offensive strategy. First, the 3-point shooting is a big threat. When Edwards, Nazu Reid and others move, they are hard to stop.

Most important, though, It is a team without a position. Although guys like Rudi Gobert and Reida are centers, they can play from their positions.

At the end of the day, the game 2 could be the time to make Timbervolves play. Abemal game 1 is discouraging, but maybe a quick shot is a need.

Thursday Thursday Thursday, Thursday, Grom and Timbervolves, because last looks even series.