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There were some interesting moves made by Western Conference teams on draft night. Let’s take a look at them and how they might affect the Timberwolves.
Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations Tim Connelly continued an impressive drafting resume by selecting Leonard Miller and Jaylen Clark in the 2023 draft. The "why" behind the players might be more than meets the eye
The Timberwolves made big news the last couple of days. In a mild surprise, they re-signed talented big man Naz Reid, giving them a chance to have one of the best frontcourts in basketball. In a larger surprise, on Monday, their top draft pick, Leonard Miller, made NBA history by calling the Timberwolves "Prestigious." Who knew? Miller was 1 year old — 1 — and living in Canada the last time ...
Disappointed in the Timberwolves season, trades, and lack of a first-round pick in Thursday's draft? Cheer up. Here are 10 reasons why the flailing, rumor-plagued, salary-cap stricken Wolves are better off today than they were a year ago: D-Lo is D-Parted: Last year, the Wolves had to pretend that they were happy to have D'Angelo Russell, whom they benched during a playoff elimination game. ...
Miller is a 19-year-old, 6-10 forward from Toronto whose ball-handling ability made him attractive to NBA scouts.