'Rest of my career': Timberwolves' Edwards wears wristband gifted by fan with cancer
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After an impressive display where he scored a career-high 53 points, Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards took a moment to connect with a young fan named Luca, who was battling leukemia. Luca sat courtside, radiating positivity and hope with his sign that read, 'To Do: 1. Beat Cancer 2. Be The Next MJ.' This heartfelt interaction showcased Edwards' genuine character as he took the time to engage, sign memorabilia, and promise to wear a wristband given to him by Luca to honor their bond.
Edwards expressed his admiration for Luca’s spirit and resilience when he said, 'OK, you know what Luca? I'll wear this for the rest of my career on my left arm band just for you.' This promise highlighted the impact that personal connections can have, not just in sports but in life, encouraging fans and athletes alike to support each other in tough times. His commitment to wear the wristband during games symbolizes a deeper commitment to inspire and uplift the young fan.
Read at ESPN.com
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