It's extremely rare to not only have a generational superstar on your team, but one that has gotten better every single year of his career. Now, in his sixth season, Anthony Edwards looks to add to his impressive resume by winning the NBA's Clutch Player of the Year award.
In his previous years, Edwards had few knocks on his game, but one of them was his ability to hit clutch shots in the final minutes. He would occasionally struggle with tunnel vision, which would lead to frequent turnovers or bad shots for either him or the team around him.