Anthony Edwards Could Face Legal Action For After Game Incident

Anthony Edwards couldn’t hide his frustrations on Tuesday after the Minnesota Timberwolves loss. The loss was the final nail in the Timberwolves season. As the Denver Nuggets have officially eliminated Minnesota. However, it seems Edwards’s issues have only gotten worse since the finish of the game. Edwards was seen throwing a chair in frustration while jogging back to the locker room. Now Edwards could be facing legal action for striking law enforcement with the chair.

Denversports.com is reporting that Edwards is now facing third-degree assault for striking two women with the chair. According to the website, “A law enforcement source said Edwards picked up a chair & swung it, striking a security guard…A source confirmed the incident and said both employees were injured & asked to file charges.” The charges were filed recently. However, Edwards nor the Timberwolves have yet to comment on the legal situation. The situation didn’t go any further than Edwards slinging the chair in security’s direction. Check out the incident in the video below.

Anthony Edwards Charged For Striking Women With Chair

Of course, having your season end is never an enjoyable experience. However, Edwards should have known to control himself in that situation. Being a professional athlete is more than performing on the court or field. Athletes must also show awareness in situations like Edwards found himself in on Tuesday night. It is hard to actually see where the chair landed in the video clip above. However, the chair does seem to land in the direction of the two people standing near Edwards. The incident is just an unfortunate situation for all involved.

The Timberwolves season is officially over. However, now the franchise will have plenty to deal with this off-season. Along with the Anthony Edwards situation, the team will also discuss the future of Rudy Gobert. Gobert was suspended at the start of the playoffs for striking teammate Kyle Anderson during a timeout. The Minnesota big man only missed one game before rejoining the team. However, the chemistry with Gobert could be ruined forever after the incident. For the latest NBA news, keep it right here with HNHH.

Anthony Edwards Reveals Insane Diet

Anthony Edwards is one of the more interesting players in the NBA right now. He has always had a unique perspective on the game, and his media interactions are always hilarious. Overall, he is the future of the Timberwolves, and the fanbase is happy to have him around.

However, one thing about Edwards has irked some people within the T-Wolves. Of course, we are talking about the man’s diet. He is always going on about the foods he puts in his body, and typically, they aren’t very good. Consequently, Karl-Anthony Towns once called him out publically. Albeit, that did not end well for KAT.

Anthony Edwards #1 of the Minnesota Timberwolves dribbles the ball against the Cleveland Cavaliers in the third quarter of the game at Target Center on January 14, 2022 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Timberwolves defeated the Cavaliers 110-102. (Photo by David Berding/Getty Images)

Anthony Edwards x GQ

During a recent interview with GQ, Edwards admitted to more dietary debauchery. In the video below, Edwards says he has a Chester’s Hot Fries addiction. So much so that he eats about three packs per day, which is 21 per week. In fact, that number may be a conservative estimate.

“The best chips that were ever made,” Edwards said. “I’ve been eating ’em since I was probably like five years old. I probably eat like 3 a day. You do the math … what’s that 21 bags? Yeah, I eat that many!”

This is going to make Towns’ head explode, although there is nothing he can do about it. After all, Edwards is 21 years old and is just living his best life. Hopefully, Edwards is finding some balance in other places of his life. Although, you can’t help but be a bit jealous of his ability to indulge like this.

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