After the Minnesota Timberwolves gave away a 12-point lead in the final seven minutes of the game against Sacramento to lose their fourth straight, star guard Anthony Edwards did not hold back in his assessment of what is ailing the Wolves this season.

All in all, the Wolves have lost four straight games, and now they're two games under .500 at 8-10. Timberwolves coach Chris Finch described the losing streak like "Groundhog Day," they dig themselves a big hole and battle back before collapsing down the stretch. Over and over again. The same story has happened in every game during the losing skid.

Four straight losses have Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards fed up with his teammates. Edwards has been upset with the childish brand of basketball that Minnesota has been playing, something he hopes the Timberwolves can shed when they face the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night in Minneapolis in West Group A action of the NBA Cup.

In his four-plus NBA seasons, Anthony Edwards has never been afraid to speak his mind. But the Minnesota Timberwolves star was particularly candid in a profanity-laced explanation of his team's recent struggles following a 115-104 loss to the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night.

It's still relatively early in the regular season, but Anthony Edwards knows the underachieving Minnesota Timberwolves need to right the ship—and fast. In the minutes following the Timberwolves' fourth straight loss and seventh in their last nine games,

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards didn't hold his feelings back after his team's 115-104 home loss to the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday.