2007

Wolves Updates 12/3

From Kent Youngblood/Star Tribune:
Rashad McCants returned after missing a game because of knee pain, but
the Wolves were without point guard Marko Jaric. Wittman will have a
better idea today whether Jaric, who sprained a foot and ankle against
San Antonio on Friday, will be ready for Tuesday’s game against the
Lakers. The Wolves are about a week away from knowing how close Randy
Foye (stress reaction in his kneecap) is to beginning his return.
Center Theo Ratliff (knee) is also out, and forward Al Jefferson has a
bruised left knee that limited him to less than 29 minutes and just
nine points against the Grizzlies.
 
 
 
From Jonathan Kaminsky/City Pages:
As we should have mentioned above, Mark Madsen had a particularly
effective game Friday, in that he managed to piss off Tim Duncan enough
to get the normally unflappable superstar a technical foul. We asked
Bruce Bowen, veteran on-court asshole, what it’s like to play on a team
opposite Madsen.
 
“I don’t even know how to answer that,” Bowen responded, not disguising
his impatience with the question. “Just play basketball, that’s all.” 
 
 
From Rick Alonzo/Pioneer Press:
The Wolves play host to the Los Angeles Lakers on
Tuesday. A trip to Atlanta and a home game against Phoenix round out
the week. This month includes 11 road games and only five home games.
 
If the Wolves lose to the Lakers, they will set a
record for the worst start in franchise history through 16 games. At
2-13, they’ve equaled the poor start of the 1994-95 Wolves.
 
 
From Mike McGraw/Daily Herald:
Maybe there were legitimate attempts to deliver Garnett to the highest
bidder and the Bulls had as good a chance as anyone. But a number of
NBA insiders are skeptical.
 
 
Postgame quotes from the loss in Memphis.     
 
 

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