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NEW YORK -- The ESPN cameras took away all the guesswork for Jonny Flynn. Minutes before any pick is announced, cameras are pushed into the prospect's face. So after Ricky Rubio was selected with the No. 5 pick by the Minnesota Timberwolves, the cameras began to hover around one of the top point guards ever produced by Western New York.
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Minnesota Timberwolves forward Anthony Tolliver was watching back in March, when pro football players such as Tom Brady and Drew Brees announced they were disbanding their union and suing the NFL under antitrust law. We'll see how the next steps go," Tolliver said at the time. "Hopefully we'll learn from them.
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Heat 103, T'wolves 101 MINNEAPOLIS - Dwyane Wade wasn't about to let the Minnesota Timberwolves spoil LeBron James' birthday.
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MINNEAPOLIS - Looking at the Lakers from afar, Minnesota Timberwolves coach Kurt Rambis has a unique perspective on his former team. He certainly has noted theirstruggles during their attempt to win a third consecutive title.
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Kevin Love is a little confused. On one hand the third-year Minnesota Timberwolves power forward is averaging a team-leading 16.9points and 11.7 rebounds per game.
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MINNEAPOLIS - On the long list of Kevin Love's accomplishments this season, one stands out: the Minnesota Timberwolves big man has made rebounding cool again. Not since Dennis Rodman prowled the paint with a different hair color every night has the dirty work of rebounding received so much attention. Love is averaging 15.5 rebounds, nearly two more per game than second-place Dwight Howard.
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Timberwolves 104, Grizzlies 79 MINNEAPOLIS - The long periods of defenselessness were rivaled only by sheer disinterest.
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From having covered [Kevin Garnett]'s career since he entered the league in 1995-96, I knew that he was heavily involved in charitable works, many of which stay 'below the radar.' But his donation to the Hurricane Katrina Relief effort was impossible to overlook, and set a standard for giving among NBA players. Also, I have seen the impact of Kevin's 4XL Foundation on Twin Cities schools in the computer labs he has opened. As part of his Hurricane Katrina relief efforts, Garnett donated $1.2 million to Oprah's Angel Network to build 24 homes, one house per month for the next two years. He also participated in Kenny Smith's NBA Players Hurricane Relief Game in Houston, in which each player donated a minimum of $10,000 in money and supplies. He has also developed an on-going partnership...
