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We've seen the growth that Julius Randall and Rudy Gobert have had and

As a big duo, but everyone's starting to, it feels like to be in lockstep with each other.

And it feels like the Timberwolves have the size.

They've got the offensive firepower.

They've got the defense.

They've got, they've got the bodies.

I don't know.

They're showing their depth as of late.

I think early in the season we were like, who else is there on this Minnesota Timberwolves bench?

But they're starting to be in lockstep, and I feel like Ant Edwards has consistently said in public spaces that he wants that moment.

He wants to be in those moments, but he hasn't been able to get there.

And I think, for example, I look at that Christmas Day game and what he was able to do to even get his team back in the mix and be –

able to start the overtime scoring and nine, no run, I believe for Timberwolves.

And they didn't come out and win that game.

Like there is, I think there's a lot of pressure for him to be able to back up his capability.

It's not necessarily back up what he's saying.

It's making sure that you can see the results of what he's capable of.

Cause he can put up 40 in a game and guard your best player, but can he be the leader to take Minnesota further?

It's always bad when a player has a compilation of whenever someone's picked on.

I agree with you.