During most Minnesota Timberwolves games, Anthony Edwards is going to get his fair share of points. That was again the case on Saturday after Ant Man scored 17 in the opening frame en route to a 34-point afternoon.
The problem, though, is that the rest of the team combined to only tally 58 points, and nobody else had more than 14. Despite Edwards’ typical high-scoring outing, the Timberwolves fell by 27 points at home to the Orlando Magic. This game, and others as well, remind fans that finding that consistent second scoring option comes playoff time may not be easy.