Frustration is mounting for Anthony Edwards amid a mediocre start to the season for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Speaking to reporters after Thursday's

"It's frustrating to see these guys cooking us and I can't cook them." The post Anthony Edwards explains frustration with ‘super hard’ part of Celtics game plan appeared first on Boston.com.

It requires patience and perspective, and that is not always easy for a player as young and ambitious as Edwards.

Boston took down Minnesota 118-115, and they have now won three of their last four games. In that game, they were able to have the success they had because of what they were able to do to Minnesota's star player, Anthony Edwards. They were able to frustrate him all night.

In a 113-105 loss in Oklahoma City on Tuesday, Thunder star Shai Gilegous-Alexander scored 40 points on 23 shots while Edwards managed just 20 points on 12 shots. Then came the Celtics on Thursday

When the Minnesota Timberwolves traded away Karl-Anthony Towns and his $220 million contract, it was expected that many of Towns' offensive responsibilities, and the ensuing defensive attention, would fall to burgeoning superstar Anthony Edwards.

Star guard Anthony Edwards struggled to a 5-for-16 finish from the field, ending up with 15 points and a -10 plus/minus. Then in his postgame interview with media he went deep on his frustrations about the way opposing teams are guarding him.