But Edwards' evolution goes beyond just his improvement. It reflects a broader transformation within the Timberwolves offensive identity. Before this season, the team often relied heavily on Karl-Anthony Towns, their star center, to carry the scoring load. However, when Towns went down with a meniscus injury earlier in the season, the Timberwolves were forced to adapt. Without their primary offensive weapon, they turned to a collective approach, spreading the scoring burden across multiple players.
