Anthony Edwards has been forced into a relentless offensive role for the Timberwolves, handling the ball and facing double teams at an alarming rate — often 20% of possessions — because of a lack of true point guard play. The toll? His defense, while occasionally elite, showed little impact on the court, and fatigue likely played a part. Now, with LaMelo Ball stepping into the playmaking role, Edwards may finally get the chance to focus on his strengths — catch-and-shoot, spacing, and physicality. But the real test? Can he elevate his defense without the burden of constant ball-handling? The answer could redefine his legacy.
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