What does it mean that Edwards is a rough brother? If you want to win the MVP, this is definitely not enough
I don't want to say more about the ridiculous words that some fans say that Edwards is not a top frame-breaker, because the standard of "top" can be high or low, and Huazi's frame-attacking is indeed inferior to Jordan Wade's top frame-breakers in history. But to summarize Edwards' technical characteristics with a sentence of "rough brother", it can only be said that he has not seriously studied what type of player Huazi is.
Edwards is certainly close to the league's top in terms of his delicate techniques of dribbling, reading defense, and inducing the center of gravity, but have you ever wondered why such a rough guy can be cut out of a five-minute-long mid-range micro-maneuvering highlight show and play so many amazing flashy moves in two seasons (assuming you've seen some of Huazi's highlights)?
In fact, if you look carefully at Huazi's game, you will find that he is actually a wild player full of spirituality and smell, and his game is full of all kinds of "flashes of inspiration", when he smells a flashing opportunity through his intuition, he will instinctively seize it, shake it, turn around, and pull it out.
Despite his short exposure to basketball, he is still learning to read and move in the academic style (and even then at the upper level of the league), but his playing spirituality is something that everyone who has watched the Timberwolves seriously can see. As a ball critic who claims to know the ball, I can't see the spirituality of a player, but use the word "rough" to describe the player's playing style, I have nothing to say.
In addition, you don't have to brand everyone who disagrees with your views as Huazi fans, there are really not so many Huazi fans now, it's just that many people have seen the highlights I mentioned above and instinctively feel wrong about your conclusions. It's still the same sentence, even if you've seen the highlights
However, judging from the requirements of top guards, Huazi's technical completion does need to be improved, first of all, his handling of the ball is not good enough, and he often makes mistakes in passing when he encounters a bag in the playoffs, and sometimes mistakes in two consecutive rounds are commonplace. And his technical completion is not enough, and when he is three points, ten out of zero are routine operations, and he needs a lot of feel. And when he encounters those top defenders, his offense is easily limited. These all affect his efficiency, and if he wants to win MVP, this is definitely not enough.