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From an accolades perspective, Edwards' 2024-25 season was nearly identical to his 2023-24 season. Both years, he made Second Team All-NBA, finished seventh in MVP voting and lost in the Western Conference Finals. The most significant change to Edwards' game was his prolific three-point shooting, especially pull-up threes. After taking 6.7 triples per game in 2023-24, he took 10.3 triples last season, drilling 4.1 per game. Edwards achieved this while also maintaining his free-throw rate, mainly cutting down on his mid-range jumper attempts. With Minnesota bringing back the same core roster, minus the loss of Nickeil Alexander-Walker, not much is expected to change for Edwards. He'll be entering his age-24 season, having consistently made minor improvements to his game and making the All-Star team each of the past three campaigns. He's also been one of the healthiest players in the NBA, playing at least 72 games in each of his five seasons. Fantasy managers can consider drafting him near the end of the first round in all formats. Read Past Outlooks

Drops 41 points in win
Edwards logged 41 points (14-28 FG, 5-10 3Pt, 8-8 FT), seven rebounds, one assist and one block across 39 minutes in Wednesday's 118-114 win over the Trail Blazers.
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Edwards scored 40 or more points in 10 regular-season games during 2024-25, and he did so in Game 1 of the 2025-26 regular season. The shooting guard hit a pair of clutch shots in the final 90 seconds of the contest, drilling a go-ahead three-pointer with 1:14 left before hitting a dagger mid-range jumper with seven seconds to go. Edwards attempted 15 more shots than any other Timberwolves player, and he tied for the team high in rebounds.
Edwards scored 40 or more points in 10 regular-season games during 2024-25, and he did so in Game 1 of the 2025-26 regular season. The shooting guard hit a pair of clutch shots in the final 90 seconds of the contest, drilling a go-ahead three-pointer with 1:14 left before hitting a dagger mid-range jumper with seven seconds to go. Edwards attempted 15 more shots than any other Timberwolves player, and he tied for the team high in rebounds.
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Edwards and the Timberwolves took a step forward last season. Minnesota made it to the Western Conference Finals, while Edwards was voted to the All-NBA Second Team amid his second straight All-Star campaign. His fantasy value remained essentially unchanged, but he reached career highs in points (25.9), assists (5.1), field-goal percentage (46.1%) and free-throw percentage (83.6%). He's shown an ability to score from all areas of the court, notably adding more mid-range jumpers to his arsenal. In terms of his role, it should be more of the same for Edwards as he enters his age-23 season. Minnesota swapped Karl-Anthony Towns for Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo, but the rest of the core remains intact. There's potential for Edwards to take on more playmaking responsibilities as Mike Conley's twilight years carry on. And given Edwards' age, he still has plenty of potential development ahead of him. Fantasy managers should feel comfortable taking Edwards in the second round of almost all league types as an emerging star who can shoot, pass, defend and rebound.
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Will play vs. Portland
Edwards (back) has been cleared to play in Wednesday's season opener against the Trail Blazers, NBA reporter Chris Haynes reports.
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Active at shootaround
Edwards (back) participated in Wednesday's morning shootaround, Chris Hine of the Minnesota Star Tribune reports.
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Iffy for Wednesday
Edwards (back) is questionable for Wednesday's season opener against the Trail Blazers.
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Won't play in preseason finale
Edwards (rest) is out for Friday's preseason finale against the 76ers.
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Leads Minnesota with 25 points
Edwards ended with 25 points (9-19 FG, 3-7 3Pt, 4-5 FT), seven rebounds and five assists in 30 minutes during Thursday's preseason loss to the Bulls.
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In midst of strong offseason
Edwards' business manager Justin Holland said the guard has "completely bought in" to his offseason regimen, Chris Hine of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.
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"He heard the noise," Holland said of the criticism Edwards received at times in the postseason. "Every summer we'll attack the offseason better than the year before and he's proven he takes his work ethic a lot more seriously from year to year." Holland added that he sees "a different look in his eye." As for what Edwards is specifically working on, Holland played that close to his chest and indicated that Edwards wants to keep that quiet.
"He heard the noise," Holland said of the criticism Edwards received at times in the postseason. "Every summer we'll attack the offseason better than the year before and he's proven he takes his work ethic a lot more seriously from year to year." Holland added that he sees "a different look in his eye." As for what Edwards is specifically working on, Holland played that close to his chest and indicated that Edwards wants to keep that quiet.