Anthony Edwards' girlfriend Jeanine Robel shares adorable snap of her mini-me daughter wearing dad's iconic dunk T-shirt
Tuesday night's 105-100 victory against the Dallas Mavericks kept the postseason hopes of Anthony Edwards and his Minnesota Timberwolves alive. Following the win, his girlfriend Jeanine Robel shared an adorable image of their daughter, Aislynn, wearing a T-shirt with an imprint of her dad dunking. The snap was included in her Instagram story alongside moments captured from the victory.
This isn't the first time that Robel shared an image of her child with the Timberwolves star. From her daughter's baby shower to photos of her youngest child alongside her eldest kid, Krue, this picture is the latest addition to wholesome snaps of Aislynn.
Following a 29-point performance on the road against the Dallas Mavericks, Anthony Edwards' daughter donning a T-shirt with his image plastered on makes the win all the more worth it.
Anthony Edwards' girlfriend shows support for boyfriend escaping potential series sweep against the Dallas Mavericks in the WCF
On the night of the Minnesota Timberwolves' elimination game, Anthony Edwards' girlfriend showed support by showing up to the game in Dallas' American Airlines Center. She shared moments from the highly competitive game and had some strong comments about Edwards denying a series sweep in the Western Conference finals.
"Ain't no sweep on Ant resume," Robel posted.
Jeanine Robel has been to several of Anthony Edwards's games as her way of supporting him. From posting pictures of herself at courtside to sharing short game clips on her Instagram story, Robel does it all.
Heading into Game 4, there were a lot of questions about Edwards's capabilities to propel his team to a win against Luka Doncic's team. The criticism kept coming as Minnesota went down 3-0 in the Western Conference semifinals.
The media and many in the NBA fanbase were singing a different tune regarding Anthony Edwards as he was successful in sweeping the Phoenix Suns and eliminating the Denver Nuggets in seven games.
Before Tuesday night's performance, it was evident that "Ant-Man" looked vastly different from his previous outings in this year's playoffs.
However, Edwards successfully answered the call as he and his teammates had their backs against the wall. Now, all that remains is for him to replicate the same level of production and dial it up further to extend the series to a possible Game 6.
The WCF heads back to Minnesota's home floor where the fans will be more than ready to get the arena roaring once the buzzer finally sounds off. It's on the team to respond once again and to give their fans something to cheer about after dropping the first two home games of the series.