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When you watch Telfair, Smith and Ricky Davis coming off the bench for the Clippers and they likely would be starting here Lance Murphey, Associated Press - Ap McGrady's time is ticking More from Timberwolves There's a reason they call Craig Smith "Rhino." And it's not because he's a guy likely to cartwheel.

The Timberwolves' 10-game losing streak has not led to second thoughts from team president of basketball operations David Kahn about the possibility that he made too many offseason deals for salary cap reasons.

One Wolfe said "You can't go home again." Another Wolf has been living by that. Kevin Garnett, the most famous of all the Minnesota Timberwolves across 21 NBA seasons, was back in the Twin Cities Wednesday night.

Kurt Rambis was an assistant coach, assistant general manager and head coach with the Los Angeles Lakers for 10 years, all at Staples Center.

Gordon scored 17 points and Baron Davis had 13 points and eight assists for the Clippers, who stopped their 0-4 start and snapped a three-game home losing streak to the Timberwolves.

The Kevin McHale era is finally over in the twin cities. General Manager-Interim Coach McHale was fired after destroying what was once a competitive team.

Question of the day: If there is a collision involving Craig Smith and another player, who usually ends up walking away untouched? Smith.

In 1997, I was quite stoked for the release of the film "A Life Less Ordinary." So much so that I attended the first matinee showing of it's opening weekend.

The Minnesota Timberwolves finally have a direction after five years of meandering around following a run to the Western Conference Finals in 2004.

Al Jefferson walked into the Minnesota Timberwolves practice facility earlier this week, eager to rejoin his teammates after missing nearly eight months with a knee injury.

Al Jefferson walked into the Minnesota Timberwolves practice facility earlier this week, eager to rejoin his teammates after missing nearly eight months with a knee injury.

The Sentinel's Power Poll continues this week with... 25. Minnesota Timberwolves We all laughed when the Minnesota Timberwolves snapped up every point guard they could find during this year's draft, but when the dust settled on the Timberwolves' draft picks... they still needed a starting point guard.

Someday they may resurface, playing together in a vacant lot in an unincorporated territory.

Restricted free agent Ramon Sessions spent recent months and weeks talking to teams in New York and Los Angeles, but a more local suitor popped up late last week.

What an offseason! Get Rid of: McHale, assistants, Mike Miller, Randy Foye, Mark Madsen, Sebastien Telfair, Craig Smith, etc.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, Single Page In this article, I would like to critique this year's roster compared to last year's roster.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, Now that the Ricky Rubio fiasco is over, I am pleased to know that David Kahn is moving towards another direction.

Richardson has now been traded a whopping four times this offseason. The T- Wolves acquired the nine-year veteran in July in exchange for guard Sebastian Telfair, forward Craig Smith and forward Mark Madsen -- now with the Clippers.

Ever have one of those days when you look up something about a particular sport or player, then you see someone else's name or statistical line and think, "Wait, who? Wait, what happened?" It's amazing how much information gets blurred or forgotten -- even in a short period of time.

The Clippers waived forward Mark Madsen on Friday. Madsen was acquired from the Minnesota Timberwolves on July 22 along with Sebastian Telfair and Craig Smith in exchange for Quentin Richardson.