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Timberwolves' Donte DiVincenzo is better served coming off Achilles injury than most (opens the original)
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Donte DiVincenzo isn't guaranteed to return this season for the Minnesota Timberwolves—but he is certainly working hard to make sure he does. Of course, the 29-year-old is rehabbing the unfortunate torn Achilles he suffered in Game 4 of the first-round of last season's playoffs against the Denver Nuggets. DiVincenzo returning at some point this season is looking more likely, though. He said so himself at the Timberwolves’ Media Day on Monday, and Tim Connelly, the president of basketball operati
Trey Lyles can fill veteran leadership role that the Timberwolves lost this offseason (opens the original)
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There wasn’t much fanfare when the Minnesota Timberwolves signed Trey Lyles. He wasn’t on many fans’ radars because he spent last season playing overseas. Still, there was a time when Lyles was the only legitimate power forward on the roster. That changed when the Timberwolves signed Jonathan Kuminga to join their starting lineup late in the offseason. Speaking at media day on Monday, Lyles was asked what he thinks his role will be this season. “Right now, I just want to be more of a locker room
Anthony Edwards' goal for the season further showcases his transition into leadership (opens the original)
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This offseason, Anthony Edwards is furthering his transition into a leadership role. That was hard when he first entered the league as a 19-year-old, but now he’s a 25-year-old six-year veteran and is tied for the longest-tenured member of his team, along with Jaden McDaniels. With the Minnesota Timberwolves’ Media Day taking place on Monday, Edwards provided a notable quote, saying he doesn’t have many individual goals, further demonstrating his leap into leadership. “I just want to win, whatev
Limiting LaMelo Ball's minutes can help Chris Finch come playoff time (opens the original)
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It is still not clear how much LaMelo Ball will play this season. The excitement of the Minnesota Timberwolves finally adding a star-level point guard is well-warranted. A backcourt of Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball will be an absolute joy to watch whenever the two share the floor. The Charlotte Hornets realized last season that they needed to play him less. The plan mostly worked, as Ball played in 72 games after appearing in just 105 combined over the previous three years. If the Timberwolves
Antonio Reeves' shooting could earn him a two-way spot with the Timberwolves (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Timberwolves added a few players on Exhibit 10 deals as training camp nears. They face long odds of making the roster on opening night, but if they play well enough, it will keep them on the radar of other NBA teams. One of the players Minnesota recently signed is shooting guard Antonio Reeves. Selected with the 47th overall pick in 2024, Reeves doesn't have much playing time at the NBA level. That being said, Reeves has proven he can be a sharpshooter. That likely was the main rea
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