The Minnesota Timberwolves made a strong statement once again in the NBA Playoffs. After eliminating LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers and Luka Doncic, the Wolves decisively defeated the Golden State Warriors 4-1, who only had their star Stephen Curry available for the first game of the Western Conference Semifinals.

Anthony Edwards and Rudy Gobert attended a press conference after securing their spot in the Conference Finals. In this context, a reporter asked the French center about the satisfaction of reaching this stage again as a franchise for the second consecutive year.

However, just before Rudy could answer, Anthony took the floor and spoke on behalf of his teammate: “There’s no satisfaction. We just got here, we haven’t done anything yet. He’s not satisfied.” Immediately after, Gobert added, “That’s exactly how we feel.”

In this way, Edwards made it clear to the entire NBA that the Wolves do not feel fulfilled despite having eliminated Luka Doncic and LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers, as well as the Golden State Warriors led by Stephen Curry (who got injured in the first game) and Jimmy Butler. Minnesota is going all the way, and their star is crystal clear about it.

Anthony Edwards makes NBA history

With his contribution of 22 points in the latest victory over Golden State, Anthony Edwards became the sixth player in NBA history to reach 1,000 playoff points before turning 24 years old. He joins renowned stars such as Kobe Bryant, Tony Parker, LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and Jayson Tatum.