‘Nobody’s going to work harder than me this summer,’ Anthony Edwards said after the Wolves’ 30-point loss to the Thunder in Game 5.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — For all the strides the Minnesota Timberwolves have made since they drafted Anthony Edwards first overall five years ago, a once-woebegone franchise now playing deep into the playoffs as a habit and not a hiccup, a noticeable gap remains between them and an NBA title.
Reaching the last two Western Conference finals, particularly this spring after a surprise shuffle of the roster right before training camp and the pains of adjustments and injuries throughout the regular season, was a remarkable accomplishment. The last team to appear in two in a row was Golden State in…