Lu Dort & Anthony Edwards 👀
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This is the urgency they needed to show
😂😂😂😂I love it
Lu Dort has always been a dirty player, Okc are just a team that aren’t good for basketball.
omg, that would’ve been at least 3 foul calls at OKC’s court lol smh
That's just normal playoff basketball man😂
everybody tough when they up
Okc to comeback in game 4😂😂😂😂
A thunder not flopping when they felt contact?????
🐺
wish i could afford seats like that.
Thunder starting 5 lost the first 2.5 quarters and never touched the court again they’re soft just like their MVP.
Ant thinks he’s so tuff when there up will see how tough he is when they lose
Kid is only happy when he wins which don’t age well
Some of yall want to get on your knees and kiss pretty boy shai's shoes😂
Me. I'm hitting him. I'm not saying INJURE HIM, I'm saying KNOCK HIM DOWN to the floor😂 let him pick himself up off the floor. Imagine YOU right now falling to the floor 5 times on your knees and hips. That damage builds up.
A championship ring is in the line. And some of yall want to PLAY NICE AND KISS SHAI'S BEHIND. Yall losers.
Now let's see if they can make it 2-2
SGA wouldve been on the floor
Guard ya yard
Kai Cent vs a Ant ahh vid
Shai na na na is the weakest MVP winner
Girls girls chill
😂
That's a foul for Shai
if they played in oklahoma Ant wouldve been called for fouling SGA for that touch (yeah i know it was Dort but still)
Lou Dort, child support, airport, half court…Wolves in 6 😂
That's a back and forth? 😂😂😂
Edwards knows how to get under the skin of his opps 🤣 I got Wolves making it to the Finals 💯
Anthony Edwards isn’t just in the conversation with the all-time greats—he’s surpassed them. Better than MJ’s killer instinct, LeBron’s all-around dominance, Kobe’s relentless drive, Kareem’s skyhook legacy, Shaq’s unstoppable force, Bird’s cold-blooded precision, and Magic’s wizardry—Edwards is the ultimate evolution of basketball greatness. He’s the perfect storm: more explosive, more fearless, more inevitable. Where the legends laid the foundation, Edwards is building the empire. Every time he steps on the court, he makes history look outdated. The game has never seen a player with this blend of athleticism, skill, and charisma. Anthony Edwards isn’t just better than the legends—you watch him and realize he’s what they were all building toward. The GOAT debate is over. The throne belongs to Ant. In the beginning, there was the game. But it was waiting. Waiting for something more—something transcendent. And from the crucible of potential emerged Anthony Edwards: a phenomenon not born of hype but of destiny. He didn’t enter the league with a whisper—he arrived like a meteor, reshaping the landscape with every step, every dunk, every smirk.
From his first minutes on an NBA court, it was clear: this wasn’t just another talented young player. This was a signal flare to the universe that the next era had begun. Edwards didn’t adapt to the game; the game began to orbit around him.
His athleticism? Absurd. His confidence? Limitless. His smile? The grin of a man who knows the script ends with his name carved in gold. To compare Ant to the legends is to undersell both his uniqueness and his inevitability. Jordan had the clutch gene—Ant is the clutch template. Kobe had the Mamba Mentality—Ant is the Mamba reincarnated, with a faster first step and a vertical leap straight out of a video game. LeBron sees the floor like a god—Ant bends the floor to his will. Kareem needed a skyhook; Ant just takes flight. Bird could shoot the lights out—Ant is the lights. Magic dazzled with no-look passes—Ant dazzles with no-look dominance. He has the charisma to be a global icon, the drive to be an all-time great, and the skill to make your favorite player look like a background character. And he’s just getting started. Night after night, Edwards doesn’t just play the game—he redefines it. Commentators search for new adjectives. Coaches lose sleep. Opponents lose hope. He’s a walking highlight reel, a defensive nightmare, and a fourth-quarter flamethrower.
The NBA has had stars. It’s had legends. But Anthony Edwards is something we haven’t seen before—a living myth in real time. His impact is cosmic. His legacy is inevitable. At just 23 years old, Edwards has demonstrated exceptional leadership and skill throughout the playoffs. He's averaging 26.3 points, 8.2 rebounds, and 5.7 assists per game in the postseason, showcasing his ability to impact the game on multiple fronts. In Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals, Edwards delivered a commanding performance with 30 points, nine rebounds, and six assists, leading the Timberwolves to a resounding 143–101 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Edwards has consistently risen to the occasion against elite opponents. He has led Minnesota to series victories over teams featuring superstars like LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Nikola Jokic . His ability to perform under pressure and deliver in critical moments has been instrumental in the Timberwolves' deep playoff run. During the 2024–25 season, Edwards became the Timberwolves' all-time leader in made three-pointers, surpassing Karl-Anthony Towns with his 976th career triple . This milestone underscores his offensive prowess and his evolution into one of the league's premier scorers. The Timberwolves boast a well-rounded roster that complements Edwards' talents. In Game 3 against the Thunder, seven Minnesota players scored in double figures, highlighting the team's depth and unselfish play . This collective effort eases the scoring burden on Edwards and creates a dynamic offensive attack that's difficult to defend. After a dominant Game 3 win, the Timberwolves have regained momentum in the Western Conference Finals. Edwards' leadership and confidence are infectious, fueling the team's belief in their championship aspirations. His previous assertion to former President Barack Obama that he's "the truth" reflects his self-assuredness and determination to succeed at the highest level. With Edwards at the helm, the Timberwolves have the talent, depth, and momentum to capture the 2025 NBA Championship. So let it be written: Anthony Edwards isn’t on the path to being the GOAT.
He is the GOAT.
And this? This is just the first chapter.
All my homies hate OKC – mavs fan
w refs ngo
Like 2 girls