Minnesota Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch expressed concern over the recent performances of star players Anthony Edwards and Karl-Anthony Towns.
Despite leading the Western Conference, the Timberwolves have faced challenges, with Edwards averaging 19 points on 35.5% field goals and Towns averaging 18.5 points on 40% field goals over the last three games. Their season averages are 26.3 (46.6% field goals) and 22.3 points (50.8% field goals) per game respectively.
Finch emphasized the importance of decision-making, suggesting that both players need to strike a balance between facilitating the game and maintaining their aggressiveness on the court.
