“I’m trying to be champion next year” Anthony Edwards sends NBA a HUGE warning ahead of 2022-23 Season
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Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves are looking to return to the playoffs this year and make a deep impact. With the recent acquisition of Rudy Gobert, the pairing of him and Karl Anthony Towns will be in full force this upcoming season. And as indicative of social media posts and photographs, the 2020 First Overall pick is also working his hardest and is looking like a ‘monster”
In a recent interview with Jon Krwaczynski, Edwards touched on his off-season training saying, “ “I’ve been working on everything, man. Just getting better. I’m trying to take that leap this year and be the best player I can be. Trying to take my team as far as we can.” Till now, Anthony Edwards has been able to live up to the hype set for him, and with the hard work being put in, there is certainly a lot of interest in seeing how much the young player can progress.
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Anthony Edwards, An Emerging Star
Edwards has become a fan favourite for his high-flying playstyle and defensive ability but also his personality and attitude off the court. And with his improvement, The Timberwolves must be satisfied as he is going to be the face of the team and will likely be someone Minnesota builds around.
With Edwards saying that he has been improving every aspect of his game is a good sign for the Wolves as they require the most from Ant-Man. The Wolves lack depth in the point guard position with just D’Angelo Russell and Jordan Mclaughlin, Edwards has to make his teammates better through the set-up of his passes. And with Gobert, on the team now an elite screener, Edwards already a good scorer can open up and have more opportunities to take shots.
Anthony Edwards in 2020 had an amazing rookie season and his sophomore season was much better, finishing the season with 21.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 3.8 assists per game on 52.7 percent shooting from the field and 35.7 per cent from beyond the arc. Edwards played a key role in Minnesota winning 46 games and going to the playoffs for the first time in four seasons. Although the Wolves were eliminated in six games, the young team will be looking forward to getting back to the playoffs.
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