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The Timberwolves entered the NBA in 1989 for $32.5 million and sold in 1994 to Glen Taylor for approximately $90 million. This so-called puzzle is now worth over $1 billion in 2021 and supposedly up for sale. The pieces include Taylor feuding with the longtime franchise star Kevin Garnett, an executive, Gerson Rosas, who is wrapped up in his own public relations issue after an unusual hiring. And the Timberwolves roster, the main business attraction, is the other confusing piece and could be on the verge of another makeover. One big jigsaw puzzle. "It's all mixed up," the front office member ...

Choose Your Own Adventure: Minnesota Timberwolves Edition Care to join me in Imagination Land? Pick your fancy! Original artwork by @jakesgraphs Things have been bad around here lately. Hell, mostly for the last 32 years. There’s no sugarcoating how hapless this iteration of the Minnesota Timberwolves look, even by Wolves standards. Writers and commenters have been able to detail that in much more articulate/intelligent fashion than I ever could. However, what I can do is write below average fan fiction and after I saw this comment from our very own Mnem, I decided it was time to take a v...

An NBA double standard is hindering Black head coach candidates play Stephen A. reacts to Timberwolves' hiring of Chris Finch (2:23) Stephen A. Smith is happy to see Chris Finch get the Timberwolves job but wants to see Black coaches get more opportunities to lead a team. (2:23) Formerly a consultant with the Indiana Pacers When the Minnesota Timberwolves fired head coach Ryan Saunders last month and made the rare in-season move to hire Toronto Raptors assistant coach Chris Finch -- bypassing Wolves associate head coach David Vanterpool, who is Black -- it renewed the conversation about the ...

The NBA is eyeing a return to the 82-game schedule, starting in October and ending in June.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver expects if there's continued progress in the fight against the coronavirus arenas could be full of fans when the next season starts.