Anthony Edwards had that look. The one he displayed so often last season, a look of determination from a competitor about to unleash like a tsunami.
The Timberwolves desperately need this version of Edwards — the fire-breathing, swashbuckling, take-your-lunch-money alpha — now more than ever, with Karl-Anthony Towns unavailable for a month or so.
Edwards stepped into that void and emerged with what coach Chris Finch called one of his most complete games as a professional in a hot-tempered 109-101 win over the Memphis Grizzlies.
