Hard-capped at the second apron, the Minnesota Timberwolves didn't make any moves at the trade deadline. So their 23-year-old All-Star decided to put the team on his back.Anthony Edwards responded to Minnesota's two-game losing streak by putting up 90 combined points in back-to-back wins.

Anthony Edwards made history with his 41-point game, surpassing Towns for most 40-point games in Timberwolves history.

The Timberwolves stood pat at Thursday’s trade deadline in part because there is a strong internal belief that when they are fully healthy, the Wolves have the ability to make a run. With Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo out at least another few weeks,