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Anthony Edwards stood in the bustling arena tunnel, moments before game time, when a young boy approached him with a shy smile. The boy, no older than ten, wore a faded Timberwolves jersey and a yellow wristband on his frail wrist. His mother quietly explained that her son, battling cancer, had always admired Edwards for his fearless play and infectious energy.

Moved by the boy's courage, Edwards knelt down, placing a hand on his shoulder. "You're the real fighter," he said warmly. He then reached into his bag, pulling out a handful of yellow wristbands identical to the one the boy wore. "This one’s for you," he said, sliding another band onto the boy’s wrist. "And these," he added, holding up the rest, "are for my teammates — we're all fighting with you."

That night, the Timberwolves took the court with yellow wristbands proudly on their wrists. The boy watched from the stands, eyes wide with awe, as Edwards scored bucket after bucket. With every point, it felt as though Edwards carried the boy's strength with him. After the game, Edwards pointed to the boy in the crowd, a silent promise that this victory was for him.

The moment transcended basketball — it was about hope, unity, and a young fan knowing he wasn’t fighting alone.