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Anthony Edwards could've helped solve Jalen Duren's restricted free agency by now (opens the original)
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Anthony Edwards deserved to make an All-NBA team last season, but because he came up short of hitting the 65-game requirement due to a knee injury, he lost that honor. His absence played a part in Jalen Duren making the All-NBA third team, which, in turn, made him eligible to sign a five-year, $287 million extension with the Pistons this offseason. He and Detroit are stuck in a stalemate. Sam Amick and Hunter Patterson of The Athletic reported on Friday that the Pistons offered Duren a five-year
Timberwolves crushed Anthony Edwards trade rumors before they could even start (opens the original)
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The NBA rumor mill is always looking for its next star to take over news cycles, and with Giannis Antetokounmpo off the board, Anthony Edwards might've looked like a good candidate to some to take his place, at least at the start of the summer. The Minnesota Timberwolves were coming off a second-round exit after back-to-back conference finals runs, with questions swirling about whether they could do what they needed this offseason to get back there. It will be months before we learn whether they
Timberwolves are right to avoid unthinkable Donte DiVincenzo decision (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Timberwolves were hard-capped at the second apron after the LaMelo Ball trade. After agreeing to sign Jonathan Kuminga to a two-year, $12.4 million deal, they will need to clear about $3 million in space, which they could do by trading Donte DiVincenzo (which may be impossible, given his injury) or waiving and stretching his contract. Either would be icky. If you're worried about that happening, ESPN's Bobby Marks said on Thursday that he would "bet" his 401K that DiVincenzo won't
Tim Connelly somehow made Julius Randle trade look even better for Timberwolves (opens the original)
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When the Minnesota Timberwolves traded Julius Randle and the No. 28 pick in the 2026 draft to the Nets for the No. 33 pick in what was a multi-team deal, fans were left scratching their heads. Little did they know what — more like who — was coming, as Tim Connelly had a plan all along. Even with LaMelo Ball, though, the team still had a void at the four with Randle and Naz Reid's departures, but what do you know? That's no longer the case. As ESPN's Shams Charania reported on Wednesday, Jonathan
Timberwolves know next move after landing Jonathan Kuminga — but it won't be easy (opens the original)
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Agreeing to add Jonathan Kuminga to the roster on a two-year, $12.4 million deal (he'll make $6 million this upcoming season) will put the Minnesota Timberwolves over the second tax apron (they'll need to shed around $3 million), a position they can't be in. Because of that, another move is coming, and it's already clear what the team is trying to do, per ESPN: To complete the transaction, the Timberwolves will work through trade scenarios with reserve wing or, if they are unable to find a landi
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