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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor expressed confidence Thursday that the NBA franchise will remain in Minnesota after it is sold, responding to a federal lawsuit against him by one of his investors alleging breach of contract.

By DAVE CAMPBELL AP Sports Writer MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor expressed confidence Thursday that the NBA franchise will remain in Minnesota after it is sold, responding to a federal lawsuit against him by one of his investors alleging breach of contract. Taylor, who also owns the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx, recently finalized an agreement to sell the basketball clubs to e-commerce mogul Marc Lore and former baseball star Alex Rodriguez for $1.5 billion. Th...

By Pat Sweeney May 27, 2021 | 11:35 AM Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor is expressing confidence the NBA team will remain in Minnesota under new ownership. One of his investors has sued Taylor in federal court, alleging breach of contract because of the sale. Taylor also owns the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx. He recently finalized an agreement to sell the basketball teams to e-commerce mogul Marc Lore and former baseball star Alex Rodriguez for $1.5 billion. Taylor is being sued by minority pa...

Owner says hes committed to keeping T-Wolves in Minnesota Field Level Media 28 May 2021, 04:40 GMT+10 Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor on Thursday remained steadfast in his commitment to keeping the NBA franchise in Minnesota despite being involved in a federal lawsuit with one of his investors. Taylor, who also owns the WNBAs Minnesota Lynx, recently agreed to sell the basketball clubs to former baseball star Alex Rodriguez and entrepreneur Marc Lore for $1.5 billion. Meyer Orbach, who...

Fear of Wolves leaving Minnesota keeps popping up as sale nears completion Fear of Timberwolves leaving Minnesota keeps popping up as sale nears completion Wolves Insider: A lawsuit by minority owner Meyer Orbach revealed no stipulation to keep team in Minneapolis.   May 27, 2021 — 4:53pm Text size Copy shortlink: The most concerning revelation for the Timberwolves from the lawsuit minority owner M...

Pending Timberwolves Sale May Violate Partnership Agreement Author: May 26, 2021 Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguezs purchase of the Timberwolves from owner Glen Taylor hit a speed bump as Meyer Orbach, the second largest shareholder of the franchise, filed a complaint in U.S. District Court. According to a copy of the complaint obtained by ESPN, Orbach is alleging that the purchase violates the franchises partnership agreement. It cites Taylors failure to honor "tag-along rights" for the minority in...

Sued by partner over sale, Glen Taylor says Wolves won’t move Taylor recently finalized an agreement to sell the team to Marc Lore and former baseball star Alex Rodriguez. Dave Campbell | The Associated Press May 27, 2021 5:00 PM Glen Taylor originally purchased the Timberwolves in 1994 for $88 million. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor expressed confidence Thursday that the NBA franchise will remain in Minnesota after it is sold, responding to a federal lawsuit against him...

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Orbit Sports charges Wolves and Lynx owner with breach of contract, “silence and stonewalling.” The potential sale of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx hit a big bump in the road on Wednesday. New Jersey-based Orbit Sports LLC, which owns more than 17 percent of the teams, has filed suit against Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor alleging that the Minnesota billionaire is breaching the partnership agreement with Orbit. ESPN first broke the news on Wednesday night. Taylor has struck a...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor expressed confidence Thursday that the NBA franchise will remain in Minnesota after it is sold, responding to a federal lawsuit against him by one of his investors alleging breach of contract. Taylor, who also owns the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx, recently finalized an agreement to sell the basketball clubs to e-commerce mogul Marc Lore and former baseball star Alex Rodriguez for $1.5 billion. The deal would unfold incrementally, beginning this ...