“Ant detonated didn’t he?” – Fans go ballistic as Anthony Edwards rises up for a MONSTROUS windmill dunk against Bulls
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Anthony Edwards is quite definitely one of the most electrifying players in the league aside from Ja Morant, Luka Doncic and Zion Williamson. However, perhaps no one is better than the Timberwolves’ star in the transition. Edwards set the Target Center ablaze during the Minnesota Timberwolves game against the Chicago Bulls. The Ant-Man put on a show in Timberwolves’ 150-126 home victory over the Bulls.
As if the blowout win wasn’t enough for Anthony he decided to give his fans a night to remember and the Bulls a night to forget. With Timberwolves leading by as much as 17 points with less than 3 minutes left in the 4th quarter, Edwards threw a thunderous dunk and killed the Bulls’ hope for a comeback.
After a missed 3-point shot from Bulls’ Dosunmu from the left corner, the Timberwolves took the rebound the pushed the ball forward for a transition basket. The Timberwolves star Jaden McDaniels found Edwards pacing ahead of him and passed the ball. Seeing an opportunity for a possible highlight, Edwards took one dribble and made a windmill dunk for an exclamation point.
Anthony Edwards put on a show on Sunday against the Chicago Bulls and led the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 150-126 home victory. It was simply one of those nights for Edwards where he feels like no one’s going to stop him as much as he did on his way to this windmill dunk late in the contest.
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Twitter goes wild after Anthony Edwards ends Chicago Bulls’ last hope with a windmill dunk
Fans’ reactions on Twitter erupted after Edwards’ thunderous windmill dunk. Reacting to the dunk the fans wrote, “I can feel the breeze from the southwest suburbs!”. Another fan wrote, “Ant detonated didn’t he?…” Here are some more reactions from the fans on Twitter;
Anthony led his team in scoring, with 37 points, and he made 13 of his 25 shots from the field. He also made 4 of 11 shots from behind the arc. The Wolves were missing their key players Rudy Gobert and Karl-Anthony Towns. Other Timberwolves players also stepped up as D’Angelo Russell and Nathan Knight scored 28 and 16 points respectively.
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