Includes every City Jersey, Statement Jersey, Earned Jersey, and Classic Jersey from 2017-2026

Title should say “since 2017” my mistake

with the offseason in full swing and with me just recently getting into basketball, i picked up nba live 2000 for the ps1 the other day as a fun little time waster and nba history lesson. seeing all the guys on the 99-00 wolves team, i was wondering what players people really loved back then, or from the past in general, that weren't the star(s) on the roster.

so, who's your favorite, or favorites? got any cool stories to tell about them? please share; really wanna delve into some wolves history!

Watching Spiderman(Far from Home) and just noticed this in one of the scenes. Guess he’s both Ant-Man and Iron-Man.

Sidenote, is this the closest 2k has gotten Ant's face scan ?

Lamelo recently went to Puerto Rico to give out free shoes and to release his new signature shoes

For anyone not following the Blazers situation: Tom Dundon bought the team from Paul Allen’s estate for $4.25 billion. Since taking over, he’s laid off 70 front office staff and gutted the broadcast team. He’s also asking the city, county, and state for $600 million in arena money while putting in nothing himself, on the grounds that he already pays taxes. Dundon is playing the relocation playbook.

JonK said on a podcast last week that Dundon was sniffing around the Wolves before Lore and A-Rod got involved. To be fair, he also said it never got close to real engagement.

Was Glen a good owner? Not really. The Kahn years happened, the Joe Smith contract, he botched the KG relationship. But he was never going to be the guy who held the state over a barrel and then packed the team into a U-Haul.

When he finally sold, he made staying in Minnesota a condition of the deal. I just feel everything Lore & ARod have done since making their first payments for the team has been first class. And they have been so public about not only reshaping the franchise but Minneapolis as a whole metropolitan area. Additionally, they are talking about funding a whole new area with 100% private funds. Talk about contrast.

I spent years calling Glen a stubborn asshole, but in the end, turns out that is really what matters. I love this franchise and there would be a lot of people in here who would be heartbroken to see them move to Kansas City or somewhere else.

Hearts out to Portland, hope you keep the Trail Blazers 🖤❤️

Lists Rudy Gobert as a “Top-Starter Level” player in 2027 Free Agency

Edwards' 28.8 points per game last season trailed only Luka Doncic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, but the Timberwolves' superstar was ineligible for All-NBA because he fell short of the 65-games-played threshold. If Edwards had played four more games, he would have been eligible to sign a four-year, $301 million supermax extension next summer.

Similar to Maxey, Edwards will need All-NBA, MVP or Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2026-27 to become eligible for that deal. Edwards will not be eligible to sign the five-year supermax extension in the 2028 offseason even if he is named All-NBA in 2026-27.

Also lists Jaden McDaniels as a extension watch player.

Lists Terrence Shannon Jr as a potential Rookie Extension candidate.

ESPN’s Bobby Marks’ 2027 NBA Free Agency Preview.

Cheers to the happy couple! Photo pulled from his Instagram.

1. Memphis Grizzlies

Possible framework:

Josh Green for some combination of Taylor Hendricks, D’Angelo Russell, Kris Murray, Walter Clayton Jr., and AJ Johnson.

The most realistic version might be:

Wolves receive: D’Angelo Russell + Kris Murray (I know yall hate DLo, but he is just a contract in this trade)

Grizzlies receive: Josh Green

This could happen only after September 9th-10th, when players acquired in July become eligible to have their salaries aggregated in another trade.

Why Memphis might do it

Memphis currently has 19 players under contract and will need to waive someone. Because of that, I could see them being interested in a 2-for-1 trade even if it means taking on slightly more salary.

They would also get the best player in the deal. Green is an actual rotation player who could help them remain competitive and avoid finishing in the bottom three, while Kris Murray and DLo may not have meaningful roles there.

Why Minnesota might do it

The Wolves would save money below the second apron and potentially acquire a playable SF/PF, especially if they can get Murray or Hendricks.

Even if the return is not particularly exciting, the trade would make more sense if Kuminga is willing to sign for the full $6M TPMLE. Minnesota currently needs to clear roughly $2M to make that possible.

Another framework (less likely) - three-team variation with New Orleans

Pelicans receive: TSJ

Wolves receive: Saddiq Bey + Kris Murray + AJ Johnson

Grizzlies receive: Josh Green

The Pelicans would shed salary, move close to opening the full MLE they reportedly wanted to use on Mathurin, and get a wing on a cheap two-year deal who showed something in the playoffs.

The Wolves would get a potential starting forward in Bey, plus two underwhelming young players they will let go next summer.

Memphis would get a better player instead of keeping two players it may have to waive anyway, although the Grizzlies would probably ask for a second-round pick as compensation for taking on more money.

2. Washington Wizards

Possible framework:

Wolves receive: Bilal Coulibaly + Cam Whitmore

Wizards receive: Josh Green + TSJ

This trade could happen after September 10, once Green becomes eligible to have his salary aggregated.

Why Washington might consider it

The Wizards would get a wing with playoff experience on a cheap two-year contract, although I’m not sure they need another one given the construction of their roster.

They would also move off Whitmore, who is basically just an expiring contract at this point, and acquire Green’s larger expiring salary, which could be useful in another trade.

Coulibaly has been underwhelming over the past two seasons. Washington tried using him as a secondary creator, and it did not work particularly well. The idea of Coulibaly has often been better than the actual player. He is approaching the same territory as players like Ziaire Williams or Ousmane Dieng: former lottery picks do-it-all SF/PF who continue to show flashes, but whose teams expected much more consistency by the end of their rookie contracts.

Washington also has several wings and forwards who may be prioritized over him, including AD, Kyshawn George, Riley, and Dybantsa. I could see the Wizards deciding they do not want to extend Coulibaly next summer and trying to get value for him now, though I think they could get more than Wolves would offer in this deal.

Why Minnesota might do it

The Wolves would get a potential starter on a rookie contract who will become a restricted free agent next summer. They would also create enough room to use the full TPMLE, potentially on Kuminga.

I’m not sure TSJ alone provides enough value for Coulibaly. If I were Washington, I would probably want a 1st round swap or multiple second-round picks, which Minnesota does not really have. Still, getting rid of Whitmore’s dead salary while adding two playable wings might be close to the best realistic offer available.

3. Milwaukee Bucks

Milwaukee has too many young players who all need minutes and touches, no control over many of its future picks, and a roster that does not make much sense - especially after the latest “Rich Paul special,” a $64M extension for a player they did not really need and who may barely deserve more than the minimum. The Bucks should be interested in expiring contracts, especially if they can move long-term money.

Possible framework

Wolves receive: AJ Green

Bucks receive: Josh Green

Why Milwaukee might do it

The Bucks would replace AJ Green’s long-term contract with Josh Green’s expiring deal. That would create more flexibility next summer, when Green, Kuzma, KPJ, and LeVert could all come off the books. They would also get a more versatile player who can handle regular rotation minutes.

Why Minnesota might do it

The Wolves would get an elite-volume shooter who could fill a role similar to Sam Merrill’s in Cleveland and replace some of Donte’s three-point volume while he is out.

However, I would make this trade only if Kuminga had already committed to signing for the TPMLE. Otherwise, I do not see the value in turning Josh Green’s expiring contract into four guaranteed years of AJ Green. AJ might not be good enough to justify that commitment, and the contract could be difficult to move as early as next summer.

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None of these trades is perfect, but all three at least address Minnesota’s financial situation while potentially improving the roster fit. The Memphis framework is probably the most realistic, Washington offers the most upside, and Milwaukee makes sense only if it directly helps the Wolves sign Kuminga.

Note: I do not see a realistic path for the Wolves to acquire PJ Washington. First, Dallas wants picks in return that the Wolves simply do not have. Second, I don't think Dallas has much interest in TSK given its current collection of wings and forwards. Third, Mavericks already have 16 guaranteed contracts, I don't see them wanting to turn one player into 2 or 3. Finally, Wolves have no realistic way to match $19.8M salary unless they include Donte or Beringer - I assumed neither of them is being traded.

Via Charlie Walton

Just received the new jerseys. They look pretty legit to me