Name: Anthony Edwards Minnesota Timberwolves Autographed Wilson Authentic Series
Brand: Fanatics Authentic
SKU: 5079956
Price: 599.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Anthony Edwards Minnesota Timberwolves Autographed Wilson Authentic Series - 5079956

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Express your Minnesota Timberwolves fandom with this Anthony Edwards autographed Wilson Authentic Series Indoor/Outdoor Basketball. Featuring an official design, this basketball showcases the unique signature of the Minnesota Timberwolves star to provide the ultimate collectible to highlight your NBA collection.

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