Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards left the bench after head coach Chris Finch took out the starters in their 24-point Hawks loss.

ATLANTA, GA – In the final moments of 2025, the Minnesota Timberwolves put forth one of their worst efforts in a long time against the Atlanta Hawks. In the first quarter alone, the Wolves gave up eight offensive rebounds and 16 points in the paint in a first half they were outscored 70-49 in a game they went on to lose by 24 points.

On Wednesday, the Atlanta Hawks handed the Minnesota Timberwolves a 126-102 loss, which allowed them to avoid an eighth consecutive loss.

Reid delivered his best game of what has been an uneven season in a 136-101 victory over the Bulls — 33 points, six 3-pointers, seven rebounds and three assists — on Dec. 29. The date in a long NBA regular season is insignificant to most, but monumental to one Timberwolves mega-fan who has left his mark on this basketball community.

The Atlanta Hawks are in trouble in the Eastern Conference, as they’ve dropped seven games in a row and have just two wins all season when Trae Young is in the

With the Timberwolves down 29 with 7 minutes, 52 seconds left in the fourth quarter in their game Wednesday against the Hawks, Anthony Edwards threw his towel up in the air during a timeout huddle and left the floor.