Midway through the first quarter of the Minnesota Timberwolves' matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday night at Target Center, Edwards handled the ball on the left wing and drove to the hoop. He took off just inside the paint and soared upwards over Thunder center Chet Holmgren to throw down a thunderous dunk.

The NBA has a ratings problem and many critics believe it's connected to the rise in perimeter shooting. But if you ask Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards, the new NBA playstyle is just a normal part of the game's evolution.

Anthony Edwards sized up the Bucks' Kevin Porter Jr., used the stepback move he's had so much success with this season, and let it fly from three. With the Wolves trailing 103-101, the shot was for the win.

Edwards' lousy shooting night against the Bucks ended with an errant 3 in the final seconds. He remains confident despite clutch failures.