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The Minnesota Timberwolves' inability to get to the line is a sneaky concern without Anthony Edwards. Thankfully, Terrence Shannon Jr. excels at drawing fouls.

Eamon Cassels of Dunking with Wolves argues that Terrence Shannon Jr.'s foul-drawing prowess is essential for the Minnesota Timberwolves following an injury to Anthony Edwards. With Edwards expected to miss around two months, the writer believes the Timberwolves need Shannon's aggressive rim pressure to generate free throws and sustain their offense during the superstar's absence.
In the Wolves' 119-114 loss to the Golden State Warriors, Shannon scored 19 points while attempting 10 free throws. Cassels notes that Shannon ranks in the 98th percentile for free-throw attempts per 100 possessions this season and expects him to play an indispensable role creating offense.
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