\u201cI play with confidence. I know that my teammates trust me, tell me to shoot, that I score or that I miss \u00bb<\/em>, he said<\/a> A few seconds after the victory of his family.\n<\/p>\n From this performance in California and the performances of Jaden McDaniels, it is Anthony Edwards who talks about it best. “We tell him to be the MVP of the match each time, on both sides of the field”<\/em>assures the rear, who explains that his partner is “A 2m10 player who has the whole technical panoply of a 1m85 player”<\/em>. \u201cWe knew he would be aggressive in this match. We told him all week: you have to take your positions, you have to trust your shots, your work. \u00bb\u00bb<\/em>\n<\/p>\n Naz Reid recalls that the winger knows “Shooter, pass, defend”<\/em> When the Wolves All-Star goes further, announcing that his teammate is “The MVP of the match”<\/em>. Better still, if Edwards and his teammates continue to attack Lakers properly and collectively, then “Throughout the series, Jaden could well turn at 25 points on average”<\/em>. He has already started well …\n<\/p>\n![\"Jaden](\"https:\/\/www.basketusa.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/USATSI_25971664.jpg\")
Factor X or barometer, Jaden McDaniels<\/strong> is often the evening indicator that Wolves will live. Clearly, when it is good, Minnesota is often very hard to beat. And in Los Angeles, in this Game 1 against Lakers, it was simply excellent. By compiling 25 points at 11\/13 in the shoot, including 3 out of 3 to 3-point, with 9 rebounds, including four offensive catches, which have done good to his team.\n<\/p>\nA Wolr<\/h3>\n