Edwards said the blame was on the players and appeared to have an issue with the team's spacing and lack of identity on offense. "If you watch the game, there's nothing for me to

Anthony Edwards on the Wolves' offensive identity "We don't have shit on offense. We don't have no identity. We know I'm gonna shoot a bunch of shots, we know Ju gonna shoot a bunch of shots, and that's all we know." https://t.co/Lh3W8sFRtL pic.twitter.com/HR6udkJlr7

The obvious answer after Thursday’s loss was Minnesota misses Karl-Anthony Towns. And that’s fair. He’s an all-star who can stretch the floor and score in a variety of ways. But the Wolves also played high-level offense when Towns missed a month of action in the spring. Why haven’t the Wolves been able to recapture that formula?