Number one draft pick Anthony Edwards saying, wait, wait, wait, wait,

Lamello Ball hasn't won rookie of the year yet.

2019 number one pick Zion Williamson has taken over as the Pelicans' best player,

and the All-Star game still hasn't been announced?

What? It's happening two and a half weeks from now in Atlanta.

Hey, I'm Tasmelis, here in Atlanta. I'll be the first to give you the news when that All-Star

game is finally announced. No, I won't, but I'll tell you what you need to know here on Wednesday,

February 17.

The Minnesota Timberwolf season has been horrendous.

There are some expectations for this team, and they are last in the NBA at 7 and 21.

There's no pulling punches here on what you need to know.

That's just the way it is.

But there's a glimmer of hope for the wolves, and it starts with number one pick, Anthony Edwards. All the draft talk has been about Lamello Ball with the Charlotte Hornets

at the number three spot, deservedly so. Or James Wiseman at the number two spot with the Warriors

before he got hurt. He was really solid. Even Terry's Halliburton with the Sacramento Kings.

But Anthony Edwards is balling recently since being inserted into the starting lineup.

Some good numbers across the board.

And he is showing that he is not scared of the moment.

He had a great game against the Lakers on Tuesday night.

28 points, a career high for him.

It's definitely his best game of the season.

But I don't think it was that out of character. This wasn't just a one-off. He's shown that he's not scared of the moment whatsoever. He had LeBron James on him at one point, sized them up, hit a three in his face. That is a moment he will remember for the rest of his life. Yeah, you can go back and smile when you're going back on

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