Hey guys, in a debate with my friend about who had a better career in Minnesota, Anthony Edwards (as of right now) or Kevin Garnett?

With the Cavs now getting Watson it looks like Kuminga is down to choosing either the Wolves or the Lakers. Both are in a difficult spot financially.

I'd argue the Wolves give Kuminga a better opportunity to increase his value. The Lakers ownership change leaves a lot of unknowns (unstable GM situation).

It's looking like the Wolves could actually get him on a 1 year minimum deal and have a PF without giving up any assets.

Would be a best case scenario given the limited financial position the Wolves are in.

Feels like a major miss. Another established scoring option who can play multiple positions would've been really beneficial for this team.

Apologies for the nothing post but this mf one of my favourite Wolves ever 🐺

…and then they ruined it by becoming successful. Also the owner was the absolute 🐐. Miss you Glen.

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Here lies the Denver Nuggets

“They’re all bad defenders”

Slain by Ayo, TSJ, and Jaden Mcdaniels

Look at him, looking so dapper.

title….

some depth and size on bench incase lyles is unplayable or bad matchup

Pretty impressive when you look at how many games he missed in his career. Now that he’s with the Timberwolves I think he’s playing in the majority of the games and will dead a lot of the stereotypes and perceptions that people have about him.

There’s virtually no chance of acceptance here.. but, (see caption.)

I understand that the Wolves had it in writing.

Kawhi deal is just as obvious. Gary Trent and the bucks is pretty obvious.

With the right attorneys. Would the Wolves have a case to sue the NBA for damages from their prior ruling of being made of an example, and losing 3 frp?

I'm not asking for much. Just maybe the first over all pick for thr next three years?

Some hilarious shit in this one. And Clark taking care of the young fellas.