In a stunning twist to the NBA playoffs, Anthony Edwards was spotted strutting through the streets of Los Angeles just hours after leading the Minnesota Timberwolves to a decisive victory over the Lakers, eliminating them from the postseason in a shocking five-game series. The young star reveled in the moment, playfully taunting Lakers fans who had boasted their team would advance in the playoffs.

As Edwards navigated the bustling streets from Crypto.com Arena to his hotel, he wasted no time in reminding fans of their premature predictions. “How y’all gonna be with me? I just sent y’all home!” he quipped, amplifying the sting of defeat for the Lakers’ loyal supporters. His playful banter didn’t stop there; he referenced the Lakers fans’ earlier confidence as he relished the unexpected outcome.

The Timberwolves had been the underdogs in this playoff battle, yet here was Edwards, the embodiment of triumph, confidently challenging the narrative that had the Lakers advancing. “They said Lakers in five, then when we were up 3-1, they flipped to Lakers in seven. How you like that?” he laughed, clearly enjoying the moment to its fullest.

With a smile and a wink, he continued his stroll, even delving into a lighthearted conversation about movies, revealing that his favorite film is the classic “Matilda.” But this wasn’t just a casual walk; it was a celebration of victory, a statement that echoed through the streets of LA.

The Timberwolves’ triumph has sent shockwaves through the league, and with Edwards’ exuberant display, the message is clear: the playoffs are wide open, and the Timberwolves are here to play. As Edwards continues to bask in the glory of this monumental achievement, one thing is certain—the Lakers’ season is over, and the Timberwolves are just getting started.