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Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards, sidelined with a foot injury, is questionable for Wednesday's clash against the Memphis Grizzlies. Despit

A new mock trade scenario outlines how the Timberwolves could pair Anthony Edwards with an intriguing new backcourt partner.

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If Edwards is once again unable to suit up, forward Julius Randle and guard Donte DiVincenzo would be tasked with taking on expanded roles to help shoulder the scoring load. However, Edwards’ absence fundamentally alters Minnesota’s offensive game plan.

The Wolves host the Grizzlies on Wednesday before playing a gaunlet that features showdowns with three of the top teams in the NBA.

If there is one quality that the Minnesota Timberwolves star, Anthony Edwards, does not lack, it is his confidence. Even if the task in hand is near to impossible, the three-time NBA All-Star does not shy away from a challenge.

An ESPN analyst argued that Anthony Edwards' "main weakness" is his low assist average (3.8 APG), which is the key factor separating him from the top players in the MVP race.

Anthony Edwards is listed as questionable with right foot soreness as Timberwolves face Warriors, raising last-minute availability concerns.

The Timberwolves (17-9), who have won seven of their last eight games, exacted a measure of revenge for their 117-112 overtime loss at Sacramento on Nov. 24 when they blew a 10-point lead with less than three minutes remaining in regulation.