Anthony Edwards and Karl-Anthony Downs had expressions of disappointment and helplessness written on their faces as they watched intently as they watched the situation on the field. Watching the New Orleans Pelicans beat their Minnesota Timberwolves, a loss that also meant the end of their best record in the Western Conference was a big blow to them. On the field, they tried their best but couldn't change the outcome of the match, which left them feeling exhausted, knowing they were going through a tough challenge.
Anthony Edwards and Carl-Anthony Downs were under heavy pressure, watching every part of the game on a rollercoaster coaster. Their mood is like a stormy sea, the waves are rough and difficult to calm down. In the face of the Pelicans' pressure and offense, the Timberwolves' defense was at a loss, which left them feeling powerless and disappointed. Despite this, they were unable to change the course of the game, which gave them a sense of the challenges of the game.
The Timberwolves have been expecting this for a long time, and they know they will have a lot of difficulties this season. Especially when their excellent defense can't limit their opponents, and when mistakes and poor decisions on the offensive end lead to their defeats, they are extremely frustrated. They need to face up to this reality, re-examine their tactical and technical shortcomings, and have to make positive adjustments and give it their all, because they are acutely aware that this is a serious challenge.
They need to brainstorm and get to the root of the problem, because they know that this is the only way to get back on their feet. This moment is not only a test for them, but also an opportunity to be reborn, and they need to muster up the courage to regain their form and give their all to meet the next challenges. The team needs to take lessons learned and readjust their training plans and tactical arrangements in order to face a new round of challenges.