Anthony Edwards is now seeking for a $500 million pay month that will make him happy.
Last year, the Minnesota Timberwolves were a play-in tournament team that lost in five games to the eventual champion Denver Nuggets in the first round of the NBA playoffs. However, this season, they jumped to third place in the Western Conference and defeated the Nuggets in the second round of the playoffs, advancing to the Western Conference Finals for only the second time in franchise history. They lost in five games against the Dallas Mavericks, and Anthony Edwards told Vince Goodwill that he is over it now, according to Yahoo Sports. As Minnesota advanced to the NBA final four, Edwards established himself as a legitimate superstar.The Minnesota Timberwolves lost in five games to the Denver Nuggets in the first round of the NBA playoffs last year, despite being a play-in tournament club. However, this season, they jumped to third place in the Western Conference and defeated the Nuggets in the second round of the playoffs, advancing to the Western Conference Finals for only the second time in franchise history. They lost in five games against the Dallas Mavericks, and Anthony Edwards told Vince Goodwill that he is over it now, according to Yahoo Sports. As Minnesota advanced to the NBA final four, Edwards established himself as a legitimate superstar. When his squad tore up the Nuggets in Edwards shot just 6-for-24 in the second half of Game 7 in Denver, but he made an impact on defence, limiting the Nuggets to 37 points after intermission.
The Minnesota Timberwolves lost in five games to the Denver Nuggets in the first round of the NBA playoffs last year, despite being a play-in tournament club. However, this season, they jumped to third place in the Western Conference and defeated the Nuggets in the second round of the playoffs, advancing to the Western Conference Finals for only the second time in franchise history. They lost in five games against the Dallas Mavericks, and Anthony Edwards told Vince Goodwill that he is over it now, according to Yahoo Sports. As Minnesota advanced to the NBA final four, Edwards established himself as a legitimate superstar. When his squad tore up the Nuggets in Edwards shot just 6-for-24 in the second half of Game 7 in Denver, but he made an impact on defence, limiting the Nuggets to 37 points after intermission. Edwards averaged 25.9 points and 5.1 assists per game during the regular season, but increased those figures to 27.6 points and 6.5 assists per game in 16 tournament games this spring. He is perhaps the most confident player in the game today, but his unwavering belief comes across as a matter-of-fact attitude rather than annoying arrogance, especially given his talent and skill.