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Anthony Edwards is already receiving MVP recognition from NBA decision-makers. Here's why the Timberwolves star has a real chance to finish the season on top.

In the annual NBA GM survey, league decision-makers projected Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards as the third most likely player to win MVP, trailing only Victor Wembanyama and Nikola Jokic. The general managers also predicted Minnesota to finish third in the Western Conference and tabbed them as the NBA's most entertaining team to watch.
Dunking with Wolves writer Ethan Kinney argues that Edwards has a genuine opportunity to contend for the award this season due to an improved roster situation. Kinney highlights the arrival of point guard LaMelo Ball as a major factor that can generate open shots and alleviate offensive pressure on Edwards.
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