Rudy Gobert Takes Blame as Wolves Lose to LaMelo Ball, Hornets with Anthony Edwards Out Injured
By Joseph Zucker
Published on April 6, 2026.
The Minnesota Timberwolves lost to LaMelo Ball and the Charlotte Hornets, extending their losing streak to three games. Rudy Gobert, a three-time All-Star, finished with a double-double but played a significant role in allowing Charlotte to score 16 offensive rebounds. The Wolves' coach, Chris Finch, defended Gobert's performance, stating that too much of the blame is for the team's performance. The team's recent struggles with injuries to McDaniels and Edwards are not encouraging ahead of the postseason.
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