Wolves’ Edwards Exits Match Due to Hamstring Issue

In the Minnesota Timberwolves’ home opener against the Indiana Pacers, star player Anthony Edwards suffered a hamstring injury. This incident occurred early in the first quarter.
Details of the Injury
Edwards was injured while attempting a challenging layup during a fast break. The play unfolded with 3:07 remaining in the first quarter, where he absorbed significant contact. Despite appealing for a foul, no call was made.
Game Impact
Following the injury, the Pacers called a timeout just seconds later. Bones Hyland replaced Edwards during this break in play, marking a significant moment for the Timberwolves.
Upcoming Challenges
Looking ahead, Anthony Edwards is now listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Portland Trail Blazers, scheduled for Wednesday night. In the season opener against Portland, Edwards delivered an impressive performance, scoring 41 points in just 39 minutes.
Career Overview
Throughout his career, Edwards has proven to be a resilient player, participating in 426 of 445 possible games, including playoff appearances. His contributions have solidified his status as a valuable asset to the Timberwolves.
- Injury Details: Hamstring injury during first quarter
- Player Substitution: Bones Hyland replaced Edwards
- Next Game: Potentially against Portland Trail Blazers
- Career Games Played: 426 of 445 games
The Timberwolves and fans alike will be watching closely as they await updates on Edwards’ condition and availability for future games.




