In a stunning display of athleticism, the Minnesota Timberwolves secured a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Four, highlighted by an electrifying block from Mike Conley on none other than LeBron James. The moment sent shockwaves through the arena, and Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards couldn’t help but share his hilarious reaction, dubbing the 36-year-old King an “old man.”

Edwards, who has emerged as a rising star in this playoff series, praised Conley’s remarkable defensive play, expressing both admiration and disbelief. “Did you see that? I was like, ‘All right, old man,'” Edwards exclaimed, reflecting on the intensity of the matchup. Despite the Timberwolves trailing at times, Edwards admitted he was “impressed” by Conley’s ability to rise to the occasion, even jokingly acknowledging the veteran’s injury scare.

The game was not just about the score; it was a physical battle, with Edwards making it clear that the Timberwolves were not going to let the Lakers push them around. “It’s going to be physical, man… just letting him know that we’re going to be here all night,” Edwards said, emphasizing his determination to challenge LeBron’s dominance on the court.

As tensions rise in the playoff series, Edwards’ playful banter masks a fierce competitive spirit, hinting at a rivalry that is heating up. With the Timberwolves looking to capitalize on their momentum, the stakes are higher than ever as they aim to eliminate the Lakers and advance further in the postseason. Fans can expect an electrifying showdown as the drama unfolds in this high-stakes series, with Edwards and Conley leading the charge against the aging legend, LeBron James.