Anthony Edwards Joins LeBron, Durant, Kobe in Historic NBA Records
Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards has made history in the NBA by becoming the seventh player to score 10,000 points before turning 25. He achieved this milestone during a game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, marking a significant accomplishment in his career.
Historic Milestone Achieved
Entering the game on Thursday with 9,977 career points, Edwards reached 10,000 with a two-point jumper at 6:54 left in the regulation. He finished the game with a total of 25 points, leading the Timberwolves to a 131-122 victory over the Cavaliers.
Performance Overview
- Points Scored: 25
- Shooting Efficiency: 10-of-20
- Game Result: Timberwolves won 131-122
At just 24 years old, Edwards is already a three-time All-Star and a two-time All-NBA player. This season, he is averaging an impressive 29.3 points per game, shooting at 50.4 percent efficiency. His performance places him among the elite in the league.
Future Prospects
As he continues to lead the Minnesota Timberwolves, Edwards is on track for another successful season. Minnesota currently holds a 25-13 record, positioning them well for a playoff run. Edwards has previously led the team to the Western Conference Finals in consecutive seasons, showcasing his potential to drive postseason success.
Career Highlights
- 10,000+ Career Points Before Age 25
- Three-time All-Star
- Two-time All-NBA Player
- Averaging 29.3 Points This Season
As Edwards prepares for the next game against the Cavaliers, fans eagerly anticipate his continued contributions to the Timberwolves’ success and his ascent within NBA history.
