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.

After the Wolves lost their fourth straight game, and seventh in their last nine, on Wednesday, watching a 12-point lead with a little over seven minutes to play not just disintegrate, but actually turn into an 11-point loss courtesy of a 29-6 closing run by the Sacramento Kings, Edwards sounded off on his team.

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,