It was yet another tough outing for the Minnesota Timberwolves on the second night of a back-to-back in Washington on Monday night. Being thoroughly beaten by a .500 Wizards team was an awfully discouraging sign for Timberwolves fans.
After securing five wins in a row and taking down several playoff contenders, the Wolves appeared to be righting the ship. But Monday nightโs loss marked their third such result in a row, giving them a losing record overall once again at 10-11.
Despite what appeared to be steady progress, the Timberwolves have seemingly fallen back into their old bad habits and have looked nothing like the team that won five games in a row for the last several days. It is results like this that make fans feel that if things do not change soon or a trade is not made, this team could be in big trouble.
With things looking as bad as ever in Minnesota, Timberwolves fans took to Twitter to express their dissatisfaction with the teamโs performance and overall direction.
Minnesota Timberwolves fans blasted the team on Twitter after loss
As expected, many Timberwolves fans will not stand for how the team is currently underperforming. For a team with such lofty expectations in the offseason, losing this much this early is a strike through the heart of fans.
One fan, Twitter user @gbsoccer6, expressed their opinion that as currently constructed, the Timberwolves will win no more than 30 games. They cited the reasoning behind this take to the Wolvesโ lack of three-point shooting, speed, and leaders on the roster.
It is certainly easy to understand where they are coming from. Minnesota has sorely lacked direction this season, and their recent success is looking more like a flash in the pan right now.
Another fan expressed their frustration with the current situation by suggesting that the Timberwolvesโ best option would be to trade Karl-Anthony Towns and Rudy Gobert, citing the playersโ lack of fit with each other.
They are not the first person…
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