Dave McMenamin

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NBA Reporter at ESPN

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Anthony Edwards On Offseason: 'Nobody's Going To Work Harder Than Me'

2 weeks ago | basketball.realgm.com | Dave McMenamin

Anthony Edwards said that he was focused on improving his game over the offseason after the Minnesota Timberwolves were eliminated by the Oklahoma City Thunder in five games. "I'm going to work my butt off this summer," Edwards said on Wednesday. "Nobody's going to work harder than me this summer. I'll tell you that much." Edwards finished with 19 points in the Game 5 loss, shooting 7-for-18 from the field. The Wolves were also outscored by 29 points in Edwards' 39 minutes in the game.
Ant vows: ‘Nobody’s going to work harder than me’

2 weeks ago | 700espn.com | Dave McMenamin

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Anthony Edwards vows improvement after Wolves are eliminated

2 weeks ago | espn.com | Dave McMenamin

OKLAHOMA CITY -- With Minnesota's season having come to a screeching halt just short of the first NBA Finals berth in franchise history for the second straight year, Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards made a promise to improve. "I'm going to work my butt off this summer," Edwards said after Minnesota's 124-94 Game 5 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday. "Nobody's going to work harder than me this summer.
New coach Adelman wants Nuggets in better shape, open to ideas

2 weeks ago | espn.com.au | Dave McMenamin

DENVER -- Jamal Murray was located in the back of the room and so he heard the message first-hand from new Denver Nuggets coach David Adelman. Same with Julian Strawther, who took a seat in the front row. For the players not in attendance at Adelman's introductory news conference Wednesday, a quick recap: Adelman wants everyone in even better condition and open to new ideas come training camp.
How Julius Randle’s dominance - and struggles - personifies the Wolves’ teetering season

2 weeks ago | 700espn.com | Dave McMenamin

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How Julius Randle's dominance -- and struggles -- personify the Minnesota Timberwolves' teetering season

2 weeks ago | espn.com | Dave McMenamin

IN A GAME the Minnesota Timberwolves desperately needed, Julius Randle played miserably. His five points were the fewest he'd ever scored in a playoff game, eclipsing his previous career low of six, set just two games earlier. He'd attempted only seven shots, making one of them. He had five turnovers. But more than that, for much of the game, he was invisible.
Anthony Edwards Defends Lack Of Shots In Narrow Game 4 Loss To Thunder

3 weeks ago | basketball.realgm.com | Dave McMenamin

The Minnesota Timberwolves kept Game 4 close, but ultimately lost 128-126 to the Oklahoma City Thunder to fall down 3-1 in the Western Conference Finals. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams had 40 points and 34 points, respectively, while Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle had 16 points and five points. Edwards was limited to just 13 field goal attempts after he excelled in Game 3 with a more aggressive approach. "I don't look at it like I struggled, or [Randle] struggled," Edwards said.
Ant defends Game 4 approach after quiet night

3 weeks ago | 700espn.com | Dave McMenamin

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Ant defends Game 4 approach after quiet night

3 weeks ago | thejefffoxshow.com | Dave McMenamin

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Thunder contain Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards, Julius Randle in Game 4

3 weeks ago | espn.com | Dave McMenamin

MINNEAPOLIS -- With the Minnesota Timberwolves' season on the brink after one of the quietest offensive nights of the postseason for Anthony Edwards, their 23-year-old star defended his approach in Monday's 128-126 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 4 of the Western Conference finals. "I don't look at it like I struggled, or [Julius Randle] struggled," Edwards said. "They just, they had a good game plan, making us get off the ball. Especially for me, man.