0 comments by Michael C. Boosalis II on 9/10/2015
When the Twolves received Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett and Thaddeus Young in the Kevin Love trade, they got quite the deal. While Young is now in Brooklyn, and Bennett may be on his way out of town as well, Wiggins was the real catch there. Now after his rookie season, he only appears more ready to prove that conclusion […]
0 comments by Michael C. Boosalis II on 8/29/2015
Number two on the roster review docket, is the incumbent starting shooting guard, Kevin Martin. He is one of the holdovers from a bygone era: The Adelmanian Years. The Adelmanian Age was a time in Twolves past when PFs shot step back threes, wing players imitated NFL wide outs: when the front court featured flat footed rim-protection and […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 8/18/2015
Last summer, the Minnesota Timberwolves decided to embark on a new era in their team history when they dealt the face of the franchise, Kevin Love, to the Cleveland Cavaliers. As part of their haul in return, the Wolves picked up last year’s No. 1 overall pick, Andrew Wiggins, who would go on to win […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 8/15/2015
There are certain pairings that just go so well together. With few exceptions, most people would agree that bacon and beer qualify as such a pairing. Add in access to professional ballparks and stadiums, and it is no surprise that the Bacon and Beer Classic has become a phenomenon nationwide. The Bacon and Beer Classic […]
0 comments by Michael C. Boosalis II on 8/1/2015
To start this off-season’s player profiles, I feel it’s essential to review and amend my attempt at this same project from last October. Most of The Ricky Rubio Files largely remains applicable. That article speaks for itself. Unfortunately, what is no longer applicable, isn’t exactly any more positive than before. This year, I’ll toss in […]
0 comments by Michael C. Boosalis II on 7/15/2015
First thing’s first. Rejoice! This is an incredible time in Timberwolves history. For the first time, the Twolves received the #1 pick in the draft. And, for one of the few times in the last decade, they actually used it to take a player that most everyone considers to be not only solid, but rock solid. Take a […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 7/10/2015
The Minnesota Timberwolves will head into the Las Vegas Summer League beginning on July 10 with the No. 1 overall pick Karl Anthony-Towns out of Kentucky. Towns was named SEC Freshman of the Year, en route to also being named First-Team All-SEC, and was high school’s Gatorade National Player of the Year in 2014. In […]
0 comments by TWolves Blog Staff on 6/25/2015
Anthony Bennett’s time in Minnesota could be set to come to an end after just one season, with the former number-one draft set to leave the Timberwolves during the offseason. On the back of a dismal season for both Bennett and Minnesota, the arrival of a new number-one draft selection in the shape of Kentucky sensation Karl-Anthony Towns, […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 6/15/2015
The Minnesota Timberwolves will be drafting a member of their frontcourt when the NBA Draft begins at the Barclays Center on June 25. The debate is mainly between Kentucky forward Karl-Anthony Towns and Duke center Jahlil Okafor. While Okafor is predicted to have an immediate impact for whichever team drafts him, Towns is the player […]
0 comments by wallyworld on 4/10/2015
Yesterday we went through part 1 of our season recap which discussed players individually and future concerns surrounding player health. Today we will go broader and discuss the front-office and coaching-related events of this last season and how it might impact the Wolves moving forward. Please be aware that this piece is not going to […]
0 comments by wallyworld on 4/9/2015
Note: Two brief comments before diving into this. First, I am pumping out a pair of season review posts a few games early as I will be on vacation next week. The first will focus on the players and injuries; the second will be on front office/Flip dynamics and big picture team coaching with as […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 3/30/2015
The Minnesota Timberwolves have gone through a quirky stretch of overtime games as the regular season is winding down. After an overtime win against the New York Knicks on March 19th, the Timberwolves won in overtime against the Utah Jazz two games later on March 23rd. The following game on March 25th, the Timberwolves lost […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 3/11/2015
The Minnesota Timberwolves had a brief spark of well-played basketball in the beginning of February, but after playing against some of the better competition in the league and the Kevin Garnett homecoming wearing off, the Timberwolves find themselves struggling again. The Timberwolves won three straight from February 4th to February 8th against the Miami Heat, […]
0 comments by Joe Webb on 3/3/2015
Although the Minnesota Timberwolves are in last place of their division, they are the last place team with the most positive energy around it. They’ve been far better defensively over the past month and have gone 5-5 in their past 10 games. Minnesota has wins against Memphis, Phoenix and Washington at home and is playing […]
0 comments by Keith Allison on 3/2/2015
http://gty.im/110384986 One thing is for sure, Kevin Garnett is back in Minnesota and the Timberwolves fans are happy about it. Almost eight years after leaving Minnesota and moving to the Boston Celtics, Garnett took his career full circle by re-signing with the Timberwolves from the Brooklyn Nets on trade deadline day. If there had been […]
