The one who beats the elite - Edwards superstar temperament is getting stronger and stronger

In the first round of the NBA Western Conference Playoffs, the Lakers competed with the Timberwolves to the fourth quarter, and the score at the critical moment was very stalemate. In the second half of this quarter, Edwards stood up and threw three unreasonable three-pointers, smashing a hole in the Lakers' defense line. The kid grinned when he made the second three-pointer. The game was still hanging, and the "I'm the best in the world" was so stingy that he was so busy.

scored 43 points in a single game. This is not a regular season data swipe, but a real playoff tough battle. Sitting opposite, two basketball giants, LeBron and Doncic, were sitting, and Edwards still swung his arms. He is not afraid of a tough game in the playoffs. He sent Durant away 40 points, played Jokic 43 points, and played 44 points in the fourth game against the Nuggets. Now he has 43 points - is this playing in the playoffs? It is to challenge the historical stars one after another.

The most amazing thing is his breakthrough in this game. He dribbled the ball with his left hand and was like his right hand. He changed direction, retreated step back, and jumped in a hurry. He almost made an offensive arsenal, and he made a mistake in the whole game.

Edwards's ruthlessness and gorgeous style of play are indeed popular. The title of the three-pointer in the regular season sounded loud, but the playoffs were the touchstone for testing superstars, and he did catch the opportunity. Today, the three three-pointers dribble with the left hand dribble and step back is even more standard than the textbook, and I have been competing with the trainers in private. You should know that shooting 320 three-pointers in the regular season is nothing, and averages 4 three-pointers per game in the playoffs and maintains a shooting percentage of 43%. This unique skill is enough to go sideways in the NBA.

But shooting alone cannot become a superstar. The most terrifying thing about Edwards is that big heart. When the Lakers made a three-pointer in the fourth quarter, they counterattacked the most fiercely. He was better, so he was happy to make the second three-pointer. "It doesn't matter if I am ahead and lagging behind" Hun Jiner was there in Kobe back then, and now Doncic also has it. The watershed between superstars and ordinary stars depends on whether you dare to dance on the tip of the knife.

Let's talk about breakthroughs. Now NBA guards like to use their right hand to break through. Edwards insists on practicing his left hand, and he can be a regular weapon in the playoffs. The Lakers defender was dizzy when he dribbled with his left hand than his right hand. The axis of "I want to go against you" is the killer weapon beyond talent, and Edwards is really interesting.

As for the defensive attitude? Nowadays, young stars are not caught by attack and defense, and Edwards insists on being this alien. I chased Reeves and even liked to switch to James. The newborn calf is not afraid of tigers, which makes us fans sigh that it is so good to be young.

Edwards' offense and defense have been upgraded to the superstar level, but we still cannot relax. After all, his opponent Morant has transformed into the Gun King and has been left alone. I have to maintain this kind of "god, my second brother" spirit. I want to compare who is more arrogant in the playoffs; I also have to develop organizational skills. I am almost at a loss when I break through and pass the ball. If I can develop my passing vision, I will be a superstar with no blind spots. The Timberwolves have revived and have a good lineup configuration at the moment, but organizational resources are still a big hidden danger. After all, Conley is at a young age.

The playoffs will be very targeted, and the Lakers' defenders' defense is average, but the Timberwolves' potential opponents have a lot of Warriors; Payton Jr., Moody, Boger, and Kumingga can all give Edwards bayonets and strength. If you want to go further, the Timberwolves must find a way to handle the ball efficiently after Edwards makes the ball more comfortable to attack, rather than being hit by the opponent in a hurry and be hit by the opponent.

Of course, the series with the Lakers is not over yet, but the balance of victory has been tilted towards the Timberwolves, so I have to seize the opportunity.

If Edwards can stay healthy, he will be given a place in the NBA for the next ten years.