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Prince had a bounce-back season as a role player for the Wolves last season, and his ability to stay effective in limited opportunities will be huge for Minnesota in 2022-23.

Jace Frederick of Pioneer Press joins the Dane Moore NBA Podcast to discuss what the Timberwolves 2022-23 season may hinge upon.

Chris Hine of the Star Tribune joins the Dane Moore NBA podcast to discuss Towns’ return, the back-court rotation, and Naz Reid.

Bryn Forbes and the Minnesota Timberwolves have agreed to a deal in NBA free agency.

Bryn Forbes contract and salary cap details, contract breakdowns, dead money, and news.

A rousing rendition of "Auld Lang Syne" is not completely out of order

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Khris Middleton scored 28 points, Giannis Antetokounmpo added 21 and the Milwaukee Bucks held on to beat the San Antonio Spurs 121-111 on Saturday night. Coming off a 137-95 loss in Miami on Thursday, the Bucks were able to stave off a series of rallies from the young Spurs.

By Doug Russell Feb 4, 2021 The Milwaukee Bucks won their second consecutive game in convincing fashion Wednesday night, dispatching the Indiana Pacers, 130-110. The game was a rare reunion of three brothers in the same game, as Indianas Justin and Aaron Holiday met their middle brother, Jrue, at Fiserv Forum. Family pleasantries aside, Milwaukee raced out to an early lead and then downshifted into cruise control for the garbage time that became the entire fourth quarter. All five starters an...

By Doug Russell Feb 4, 2021 The Milwaukee Bucks won their second consecutive game in convincing fashion Wednesday night, dispatching the Indiana Pacers, 130-110. The game was a rare reunion of three brothers in the same game, as Indianas Justin and Aaron Holiday met their middle brother, Jrue, at Fiserv Forum. Family pleasantries aside, Milwaukee raced out to an early lead and then downshifted into cruise control for the garbage time that became the entire fourth quarter. All five starters an...

By Doug Russell Feb 4, 2021 The Milwaukee Bucks won their second consecutive game in convincing fashion Wednesday night, dispatching the Indiana Pacers, 130-110. The game was a rare reunion of three brothers in the same game, as Indianas Justin and Aaron Holiday met their middle brother, Jrue, at Fiserv Forum. Family pleasantries aside, Milwaukee raced out to an early lead and then downshifted into cruise control for the garbage time that became the entire fourth quarter. All five starters an...