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Anthony Edwards to miss up to two months after knee procedure

Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards will undergo an arthroscopic procedure on his ailing right knee and could miss up to two months, according to ESPN, which said sources told Shams Charania.

By Isla Camilleri 1 min read AI-written

Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards will undergo an arthroscopic procedure on his ailing right knee and could miss up to two months, according to ESPN, which said sources told Shams Charania.

That is the report as it stands: a procedure, the right knee, and an estimated absence of up to two months.

The ESPN RSS item does not say what specific issue in the knee is being treated, when the procedure will take place, or whether Minnesota has offered any public timetable beyond that estimate from sources. With so little disclosed, there is not much point in pretending the outline is fuller than it is.

For now, the verifiable development is simply that one of the Timberwolves' biggest stars is expected to be out for a significant stretch after a knee procedure, according to ESPN's reporting.

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Isla Camilleri Global Affairs & Lifestyle Editor

Isla Camilleri lost her mother at four, grew up in every city her diplomat father was posted to, married at 22 and left at 23, and came back to Malta to open a café-boutique in Valletta that sells couture and coffee to people who understand both. She covers the world the way someone searches for something — thoroughly, and without quite finding it. Borders have always felt temporary to her; their consequences never have. She looks for the person inside the international headline and refuses to let distance make that person smaller.

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