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Tim Connelly’s LaMelo Ball vision could keep the Timberwolves contending for years (opens the original)
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Despite having one of the younger franchise players in the NBA, the Minnesota Timberwolves in the previous couple of years have been one of the older and rather sluggish teams in the NBA. Their young core outside of Anthony Edwards, Jaden McDaniels, and Naz Reid was rather unproven. Now they not only have a revamped roster, but also a roster that is one of the youngest in the NBA. Only two of the players on their roster are over 30 years old. In the last couple of seasons, having an extremely yo
Karl-Anthony Towns got the last laugh over Jimmy Butler in their old Timberwolves feud (opens the original)
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Jimmy Butler might be the most hated figure in Minnesota Timberwolves history, and that's not an exaggeration at all. He only played just over one season in Minnesota, and yes, he was the best player on the team that helped break a more than decade-long playoff drought. So why is he so universally hated among the fanbase? Simply put, he quit on the team and made sure to burn down the building as he left in 2018. He cut off the "Minnesota" lettering on his practice jersey; he called Karl-Anthony
Timberwolves can give LaMelo Ball the winning culture Hornets never could (opens the original)
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When you think of well-run organizations, your mind probably doesn't go to the early 2020s Charlotte Hornets. That's for good reason. Outside of their last couple of years, they consistently failed to put talent around LaMelo Ball. No shade, but did people really expect him to win a lot of games with over-the-hill Cody Zeller and Mason Plumlee as his two primary bigs? Sure, he later had Moussa Diabate and Ryan Kalkbrenner, more recently, but that's far from an elite center rotation. His trade to
Jaden McDaniels believes this could be Anthony Edwards’ MVP year and it’s easy to see why (opens the original)
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One trend in Anthony Edwards' game is that he has continuously gotten better each season he's been in the league. He started as an uber-athletic shooting guard, but his game was pretty unpolished. Now, he might be the most complete scorer in the NBA currently. The Minnesota Timberwolves' superstar had a case for the All-NBA First Team last season, but he missed too many games toward the end, which made him ineligible. But going into this season, he seems healthier than ever, and if the improveme
Jonathan Kuminga could stay with the Timberwolves if his long-term priority is winning (opens the original)
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A lot of the narrative surrounding Jonathan Kuminga's name early in his career so far is that he is a player who only plays for individual stats and contracts, and that he isn't one who is willing to sacrifice to win games. However, after signing with the Minnesota Timberwolves this offseason, he seems eager to shed that narrative about his game and prove that he is the type of player who can impact winning in a number of different ways. Kuminga had this to say at Wolves media day, when asked if
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