Timberwolves Star Anthony Edwards Exits Pacers Game With Hamstring Tightness

Minnesota Timberwolves star guard Anthony Edwards suffered a right hamstring injury early in the first quarter of the team's game against the Indiana Pacers, causing him to exit just over three minutes into the contest and not return. Edwards, who had been averaging 36 points per game in the first two games of the season, had already scored five points and grabbed one rebound before leaving the court. The injury occurred during a contested layup, and despite his efforts to continue, he was replaced by Bones Hyland following a Pacers timeout. Edwards later returned to the bench in street clothes to support his teammates, but the severity of the hamstring injury remains uncertain, with concerns about potential lingering effects. The Timberwolves and fans are awaiting updates on his condition, as Edwards is now questionable for the upcoming game against the Portland Trail Blazers. His consistent performance and durability have been vital to the Timberwolves, making his health a key factor for the team's success moving forward.