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Pending sale of Minnesota Timberwolves has no limitations to moving franchise to a new city play Anthony Edwards on A-Rod: I dont know who that is (0:29) Timberwolves rookie Anthony Edwards says he isnt a baseball fan and hadnt heard of Alex Rodriguez prior to his deal to become part-owner of the franchise. (0:29) Joined ESPN in 2017 Meyer Orbach, the second-largest shareholder in the Minnesota Timberwolves, filed a complaint in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis on Wednesday alleging that owne...

Sale of Minnesota Timberwolves Hitting Another Snag Share this story Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports The long saga of the sale of the Minnesota Timberwolves has hit another snag. Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN is reporting that one of the minority owner-shareholders in the NBA franchise is suing majority owner Glen Taylor for violating terms of the partnership governing the sale of the team. Meyer Orbach, who owns 17% of the franchise claims that the partnership agreement provides for minority inve...

Share via Shortlink From left: 140 and 142 West 4th Street, 63 West 104 Street and 37-30 Review Avenue in Long Island City (Google Maps; StreetEasy) It was another strong showing for New York City investment sales between $10 million and $30 million. Ten deals, of which half were in Long Island City, combined for a total weekly volume of $154 million, edging out last week’s $143 million. Here are more details for the week ending Jan. 15. 1. Rudd Realty sold two mixed-use buildings, ea...