After receiving devastating injury news about Anthony Edwards yesterday, the Minnesota Timberwolves took the court for the first time without their superstar against the Golden State Warriors.

There were many potential concerns about how the Wolves will look without Edwards, but the Timberwolves seem confident they can survive the next couple of months without their best player.

"We have enough talent to hold water as the regular season goes on," Timberwolves general manager told Jason DeRusha on WCCO Radio . "When [Edwards] comes back, he’ll be rested. He’ll be healthy. And the rest of the team will have had an opportunity to gain the confidence needed to help push him, and he helps everyone else.”

Timberwolves President Tim Connelly had a similar message earlier in the day, telling reporters, "I think there was a bit of a proof of concept last year in the Playoffs where we were able to play without Ant.…