Ingles being the stand-in for Doncic at Wolves practices drew a lot of attention on social media from fans who found the comparison to Doncic amusing, which led to reporters in Los Angeles to ask Lakers coach J.J. Redick who his team is using to simulate Anthony Edwards. That's former Wolves guard Shake Milton and Bronny James, son of LeBron James.

Lakers head coach JJ Redick said the Lakers had James and Shake Milton serve as the Edwards stand-ins on the scout team during Wednesday's practice, per The Athletic's Jovan Buha. The Timberwolves have meanwhile been using Joe Ingles to play the role of Luka Dončić in their own practices, according to Buha.

Fans at Lakers games, both at home and on the road, have often chanted "We want Bronny" during garbage time, hoping the 20-year-old would be inserted into the game by head coach JJ Redick. He will be on the team's 15-man playoff roster, so perhaps fans will get to see a tiny bit of him during the postseason.