The Minnesota Timberwolves missed out on star free agent LeBron James, who agreed to a two-year, $8 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday. Before James chose Philadelphia, Wolves star Anthony Edwards reportedly gave James an idea of what would happen if he didn't choose Minnesota. According to The Athletic's Jon Kawzynski, Edwards joked that "he would tear James' head off" if he didn't make a decision soon. When asked what would happen if James didn't pick the Timberwolves, Edwards told him "that would be OK, because that just meant he could tear James's head off on the court when their two teams met." According to Krawczynski, the Wolves also felt like James' experience would be "highly valuable" to the young team.