Anthony Edwards, the Minnesota Timberwolves star, sparked controversy with comments asserting that only Michael Jordan had skill during his era, which drew swift backlash from NBA legends and analysts. Former players, including Magic Johnson and Kevin Garnett, criticized Edwards, with Johnson stating he won't engage with someone who hasn't won a championship, while Garnett argued that today's players couldn't handle the physicality of past NBA games. ESPN hosts Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon also weighed in, with Kornheiser calling Edwards a 'fool' for his remarks and Wilbon lamenting the younger generation's perceived lack of appreciation for basketball history. Edwards' comments came shortly after winning a gold medal at the Paris Olympics, but he was notably absent from the top 10 rankings in the upcoming NBA 2K25 video game. The incident highlights a growing divide between NBA eras and the evolving perspectives of its players. As the debate continues, many are questioning whether Edwards' views should be taken seriously given his admitted limited knowledge of past players.