A camera in the Target Center stands found Anthony Edwards on the court, as the cameras so often do. As Edwards stood behind Naz Reid at the free-throw line during a game against the LA Clippers earlier this week, he looked directly into the lens. “Don’t worry about me,” he said as he wagged his finger. “Don’t worry about me.”

Minnesota Timberwolves’ star Anthony Edwards added to his highlight reel as they faced the Orlando Magic Thursday night. Edwards put Anthony Black on a poster with a thunderous dunk during the third quarter of the game.

Anthony Edwards, the Wolves’ 23-year-old franchise player, is frustrated. He’s also talking like he’s the first star to ever be double-teamed.

It requires patience and perspective, and that is not always easy for a player as young and ambitious as Edwards.

There’s the top 10 player in the world. Anthony Edwards hasn’t been that for much of this season, and it’s played a large role in the Timberwolves’ looking very mediocre

The Clippers lead by 19 points in the first half, but Edwards scores 28 of his 37 after halftime and hits a pair of critical 3-pointers late to rally Minnesota to a 108-106 win.