Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards to have knee surgery, could miss two months
Minnesota guard Anthony Edwards will have an arthroscopic procedure on his right knee and is expected to be out for weeks, possibly up to two months.
Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards will have an arthroscopic procedure on his right knee and is expected to miss a stretch of games, according to reports on Tuesday.
The Guardian, citing the Associated Press, says a person with knowledge of the situation shared the news on condition of anonymity. That person said the team had not yet publicly announced the plan. The person said a firmer return date will come after the surgery.
Fox News reports the Timberwolves announced the surgery and a two-month absence. The Guardian's headline says he faces up to two months out. The two outlets differ on whether the team has made an announcement.
Fox News reports Edwards scored 47 points against Cleveland before the news came out. The Guardian says he is a four-time All-Star averaging 33.3 points through Minnesota's first four games.
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- Fox NewsTimberwolves lose Anthony Edwards for 2 months after arthroscopic procedure on right knee: reportTue, Oct 27, 9:05 PM EDT
- The GuardianAnthony Edwards to undergo knee surgery as Timberwolves star faces up to two months outTue, Oct 27, 10:59 PM EDT
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