Doctor Details Anthony Edwards’ Potential Long-Term Issues After Knee Surgery Amid NBA Injury Crisis
Dr. Brian Sutterer gives his diagnosis on Anthony Edwards' knee surgery and reveals the potential long-term issues the Timberwolves star could face.
Latest blog entries from Minnesota teams across every league
Dr. Brian Sutterer gives his diagnosis on Anthony Edwards' knee surgery and reveals the potential long-term issues the Timberwolves star could face.
Minnesota Timberwolves star guard Anthony Edwards will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right knee and is expected to miss up to two months, per ESPN’s Shams Charania. Despite being listed as questionable for the October 28 game against the Cavaliers, Edwards still scored 47 points in 41 minutes. He previously missed nine games late last season with runner's knee and suffered a hyperextended left knee in the first‑round playoffs. The surgery sidelines the team's primary scorer for the next two months.
The Minnesota Timberwolves lose star guard Anthony Edwards to an arthroscopic knee surgery that could sideline him up to two months, ending a promising 3‑1 start to the 2026‑27 season. Edwards logged a career‑best 47‑point, 41‑minute overtime loss to Cleveland before the injury resurfaced a runner’s‑knee issue from last year. Veteran Eddie Johnson, a 1989 Sixth Man of the Year, slammed modern conditioning on X, calling the spate of early‑season injuries an “epidemic” and urging longer training camps. With Edwards out for roughly 25 games, the Wolves must reshuffle their lineup ahead of a matchup with the Golden State Warriors, jeopardizing any MVP chase.
Jonathan Kuminga, now with the Minnesota Timberwolves, gets his first chance at revenge against the Golden State Warriors. After a modest 1-for-9 showing in his lone 2024 meeting with the Warriors as an Atlanta Hawk, Kuminga returns on a one‑year, $6.1 million deal, averaging 11.5 points, 5.8 rebounds and 2.5 assists. With All‑Star Anthony Edwards sidelined for up to two months following knee surgery, Kuminga is expected to shoulder much of the scoring load when the Wolves face Steve Kerr’s squad. The article also notes the motivational "They didn’t want you!" tradition popularized by Klay Thompson and highlights the matchup against fellow former Warrior Yaxel Lendeborg.
Vikings GM Nolan Teasley reasserts his aggressive trade strategy as the league reels from rumors that Hall of Famer Quenton Nelson and elite defensive tackle DeForest Buckner could be moving to NFC powerhouses. Teasley says the Vikings will stay "in the mix" on the trade market, though many deals will be under the radar, aiming to improve the roster now and for the future. With Minnesota 6‑0 but thin at running back—Aaron Jones nursing a knee injury and Jordan Mason on IR—the team eyes Colts star Jonathan Taylor, while also scouting safety, tight end, guard and defensive tackle options before the Nov. 10 deadline. Draft capital remains a key bargaining chip as the Vikings prepare for a Week 8 matchup with the Lions.
The Minnesota Timberwolves have been dealt a major injury blow, with superstar Anthony Edwards reportedly requiring surgery on his right knee that could keep him sidelined for more than two months. The 25-year-old is expected to undergo an arthroscopic procedure after dealing with persistent knee problems dating back to last season, according to ESPN’s Shams […] The post Anthony Edwards Facing Extended Absence Due to Knee Surgery appeared first on Basketball Forever .
Anthony Edwards’ knee procedure demands a measured response from the Minnesota Timberwolves. ESPN’s Shams Charania took to X, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday to report that Edwards could miss up to two months after an arthroscopic procedure on his right knee. The Timberwolves are 3-1 after Monday’s 127-125 overtime loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, despite Edwards’ […] The post 2 trades Timberwolves must make with Anthony Edwards out for 2 months appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Timberwolves' star Anthony Edwards reportedly admits in court that he fears his baby mama, Alexandria Desroches, will misuse the child support payments he gives her on sports gambling.
Female fans go viral for distracting gestures near NBA bench.
The Cavaliers have Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen, but their rebounding struggles against Minnesota exposed a defensive weakness Cleveland must address.
The Timberwolves face a brutal Anthony Edwards setback, but his absence doesn't have to derail their season. Minnesota has pieces ready to step up.
With the Minnesota Vikings (6-0) taking on the Detroit Lions (4-2) in Week 8 on Sunday, there is no denying that defensive coordinator Brian Flores will be looking to stop Jared Goff and the high-powered opposing offense. While Flores’ blitz-happy Vikings defense will be ready for the Lions, the coach would praise Goff for his […] The post Vikings’ Brian Flores puts Jared Goff among NFL’s best before trying to get after him in Lions game appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Bears Bears HC Ben Johnson said the team wants to keep getting the ball to WR Luther Burden and that he can attack the field at all three levels. “What’s always stood out about him is he’s elite with the ball in his hands,” Johnson said, via Bears Wire. “It’s just a matter of ‘how can we get it […] The post NFC Notes: Luther Burden, Sam LaPorta, Bears, Lions, Vikings appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Packers’ starting center Sean Rhyan suffers a high‑ankle sprain that will sideline him at least four weeks, but doctors don’t expect tightrope surgery, making his rehab less complex. The injury forces Green Bay to reshuffle its interior line as quarterback Jordan Love, who’s thrown for 387 yards vs Minnesota and 312 against Atlanta, relies on better protection. Love’s Week 5 performance against Chicago (80.6% completions, 367 yards, two TDs) highlights his role, yet the team must maintain line stability while Rhyan recovers. The lack of surgery offers a small boost amid ongoing offensive line challenges.
Why did the Minnesota Twins release a minor league pitcher despite his solid results in the Dominican Summer League?
The Minnesota Timberwolves (3-1) host the Golden State Warriors (1-3) on Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 7 PM CT in Minneapolis. After a loss to Cleveland, the Wolves aim to bounce back despite shooting under 70% from the line and committing 42 turnovers in recent back‑to‑backs. Key storylines include TJ Shannon Jr.’s surge—averaging over double his points and shooting 50% from three—and Jonathan Kuminga’s chance to prove himself against a Warriors lineup lacking size, with Draymond Green and Al Horford anchoring the post. The game streams on DAZN‑MN and Kare 11, with radio on 830 WCCO.
Timberwolves announce new setback for Anthony Edwards, who will undergo an arthroscopic procedure on his right knee.
The Timberwolves will be without superstar Anthony Edwards for up to two months, as he will undergo an arthroscopic procedure on his right knee.
By Week 7, Vikings rookie linebacker Jake Golday sees his defensive snaps jump to nine—the most of his short NFL career—after a season of mainly special‑team duties. The increase follows the team’s bye week and suggests Coach Brian Flores may be reshuffling the depth chart, while veteran Ivan Pace Jr. drops to just four snaps. Golday, a 6‑4, 240‑lb 2nd‑round pick, now totals eight tackles and a forced fumble and could become a key matchup piece against the Lions’ offense in Week 8.
The Minnesota Timberwolves will reportedly be without Anthony Edwards for at least two months as he is set to undergo knee surgery.
The Timberwolves' new-look backcourt will be without one of its starring members for a considerable time due to injury. The post Former Georgia star Anthony Edwards expected to be sidelined for ‘up to 2 months’ appeared first on Saturday Down South .
Anthony Edwards' knee injury takes a major sting out of what will be a fascinating battle between the Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves.
The New York Giants enter their Week 8 bye atop the NFC East with a 4‑2‑1 record, sitting as the conference’s third seed behind the Vikings and 49ers. Their lead rests on razor‑thin margins—a +2 point differential (163‑161) and three wins by a touchdown or less, including overtime victories over the Titans, Washington and Houston. Backup quarterback J.J. McCarthy, thrust into the starter role after Jaxson Dart’s injury, has posted efficient starts but yet to face a comeback scenario. Defensively, the Giants rank 18th in points allowed, rely on takeaways, and are hit by key injuries to Brian Burns, Tremaine Edmunds and Jevon Holland. After the bye they face the Eagles and Commanders in back‑to‑back division games; winning both could cement a two‑game cushion, while a split would expose the fragility of their slim point differential. Coach John Harbaugh stresses the first‑place spot is an opportunity, not a guarantee, and the next two weeks will test if it’s earned.
The Cleveland Cavaliers rally from a 15‑point deficit to beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 127‑125 in overtime, but the NBA’s Last Two Minute Report reveals two critical officiating errors that favored Cleveland. Anthony Edwards should have received free throws late in regulation after a contact with James Harden, and LaMelo Ball was incorrectly charged with a foul on a tie‑up with Donovan Mitchell. Both missed calls potentially altered the final seconds, though the Cavs still secure the win.
Anthony Edwards scores a season‑high 47 points for the Minnesota Timberwolves, then learns he will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right knee and miss up to two months, per ESPN’s Shams Charania (Oct. 27, 2026). The All‑NBA guard has battled “runner’s knee” and a hyper‑extended left knee this postseason, but the Wolves’ medical staff opts for a longer‑term fix. With Edwards out, Tim Connelly’s deep guard corps—Ayo Dosunmu, Terrence Shannon Jr., Jaylen Clark and Bones Hyland—must step up, while LaMelo Ball and Jaden McDaniels assume leadership. Edwards’ projected return is late December, likely ending his award and contract‑extension prospects for the season.