George took issue with Minnesota Timberwolves star guard Anthony Edwards's criticism of the state of the NBA, particularly 1990s basketball at the height of the Michael Jordan era. George didn't mince any words when it came to Edwards' comments.

Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George took some issue with how Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards characterized the state of the NBA during the

Retired NBA All-Star Rasheed Wallace claims Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards is not yet better than Derrick McKey.

In a segment on his podcast (The Sheed & Tyler Show), former NBA big man Rasheed Wallace gave his honest opinion of Anthony Edwards. Unlike many in the NBA community, Wallace is not ready to crown Edwards as the next face of the league and still believes he has to prove himself as a leader and elite performer on both ends of the floor.

In an interview with Lane Florsheim of the Wall Street Journal, Anthony Edwards remarked, “I don’t think anybody had skill back then,” though he did clarify that Michael Jordan

Between the ongoing Rudy Gobert hate tour and the summer of Anthony Edwards, it seems like there's some jealousy around the league. Or, perhaps better said, a lack of respect for the Timberwolves. Edwards made headlines earlier in the offseason when he claimed that Michael Jordan was the only player who had any skill back in the day.