Anthony Edwards Sets Timberwolves Franchise Record for Career 3-Pointers

In a standout performance on January 25, 2025, Anthony Edwards solidified his place in Minnesota Timberwolves history by becoming the franchise leader in career 3-pointers made. During a dominant victory over the Denver Nuggets, where the Timberwolves won 133-104, Edwards notched 34 points while surpassing Karl-Anthony Towns' previous record of 975 career triples. The game also featured a particularly impactful second half, where Edwards scored 23 of his points, demonstrating his scoring prowess and playmaking ability.

Edwards finished the game with an impressive shooting line, hitting 14 of 23 shots from the floor, including 3 of 8 from beyond the arc. His third three-pointer, which marked his 976th career 3-pointer, came from a significant distance, showcasing his shooting range and skill. The Timberwolves' overall shooting was exceptional, as they made 53 field goals and shot 55.8% from the field.

• Anthony Edwards: 34 points, 9 assists, 14 of 23 shooting, 3 of 8 from three-point range
• Karl-Anthony Towns: Previous franchise record holder with 975 made three-pointers
• Timberwolves' Team Performance: 133 points, 55.8% field goal shooting, 53 total field goals
• Nuggets’ Highlights: Jamal Murray led Denver with 25 points; Nikola Jokic ended a streak of five consecutive triple-doubles with 20 points and 11 assists.

This victory marked the Timberwolves' second consecutive win and improved their season record to 24-21, securing their position as the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference playoff race. In contrast, the loss for the Nuggets broke their winning streak, dropping them to 28-17 on the season.