Anthony Edwards has right knee surgery and could miss up to two months for the Wolves
Anthony Edwards will undergo an arthroscopic procedure on his right knee and could be out for up to two months, according to ESPN. In Sunday's (25) win over the Toronto Raptors he scored 47 points but felt discomfort in the knee and was treated after the game.
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O Minnesota Timberwolves pode perder um de seus principais jogadores no início da temporada 2026/27 da NBA: Anthony Edwards passará por um procedimento artroscópico no joelho direito e pode ficar afastado das quadras por até dois meses. A informação foi divulgada pela ESPN.
O problema físico não é novo. Edwards convive com dores e inflamação no joelho direito desde a temporada passada, quando desfalcou a equipe em 11 das últimas 14 partidas da fase regular. Em março, precisou interromper a participação na competição para tratar a região; mesmo após o descanso da offseason, o desconforto voltou a chamar atenção no início desta campanha.
Os sinais mais recentes apareceram na vitória sobre o Toronto Raptors, no último domingo (25): ele demonstrou incômodo no joelho em diferentes momentos e recebeu atendimento após o confronto. No dia seguinte, chegou a ser listado como dúvida para enfrentar o Cleveland Cavaliers, mas foi liberado para jogar.
Contra Cleveland, teve atuação expressiva e anotou 47 pontos, sua maior marca na temporada, mas não conseguiu evitar a derrota dos Timberwolves por 127 a 125, na prorrogação — resultado que encerrou a sequência de três vitórias da equipe na abertura da temporada.
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