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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 don't know who that is' (0:29) Timberwolves rookie Anthony Edwards says he isn't a baseball fan and hadn't 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 owner Glen Taylor's pending sale of the franchise to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez is in violation o...

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 investors to sell their interest before Taylor does. Taylor has entered into an agreement with an owners...

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, each with 16,600 square feet and 24 units, at 140 and 142 West 4th Street in Greenwich Village for $22...