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Anthony Edwards Sends NSFW Warning to NBA in Video Ahead of LaMelo Ball's Debut T-Wolves Season

Anthony Edwards has a message for the rest of the NBA.

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Anthony Edwards has a message for the rest of the NBA.

The Minnesota Timberwolves star let the rest of the league know how his new team plans on approaching the 2026-27 campaign in a NSFW video on his YouTube page .

"When y'all see the Timberwolves come to town … they on bulls--t," he said. "We gonna foul the s--t out of you. … Yeah, we on that. I just want you all to know, that's what's going on. … Get your season tickets because s--t's going to be turned up this year. If you miss a game, you're going to miss out."

Minnesota has been to the Western Conference Finals in two of the last three years but is yet to get over the hump and reach the NBA Finals with Edwards leading the way.

But it is going to look quite different in 2026-27 with the addition of LaMelo Ball in particular, as well as Jonathan Kuminga on the wing. Naz Reid and Julius Randle are also gone, meaning there may be even more scoring responsibility on Edwards' shoulders.

Having Ball could help him with that, as the point guard is a capable distributor and can create matchup problems by forcing defenses to extend to deal with his three-point shooting. He is also capable of taking over stretches of games as a scorer and could have even better looks on the outside when Edwards is doubled.

It seems like the Timberwolves are also going to have a physical style of play if Edwards' comments are any indication, which could wear on opponents over the course of a long playoff series.

He is encouraging fans to get their season tickets, and they will have the first chance to see what it looks like on Oct. 21 when Ball makes his Minnesota debut in the season opener against the Miami Heat.

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Thursday, October 15, 2026

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