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NBA Primetime: Slow Starts, Quick Recovery
Five games into the beautiful 2009 NBA season and already teams are starting to show their true colors.
Oleksiy Pecherov shining for Wolves
Ray Richardson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports : Timberwolves forward Oleksiy Pecherov has become the team's most improved player, and he's done it in the past three games.
Timberwolves' Pecherov making the most of his opportunity at power forward
In less than a week, Oleksiy Pecherov has gone through a surprising transformation in the Timberwolves' offense - from unnoticed to almost irreplaceable.
Brewer brings energy even if his shot is still a work in progress
Corey Brewer was the seventh overall selection in the 2007 NBA draft. He was such a bricklayer as a rookie that there was the impression the Timberwolves had spent this lofty choice on a player destined to be a defensive specialist.
Foye Starting To Get Comfortable
When Randy Foye met with media the day after the trade to acquire he and Mike Miller was finalized, he sounded like a man who was both eager and hungry to make a change.A During his three losing seasons with the Minnesota Timberwolves,A A heA endured three coaching changes in three years, and he was never given a clear,A defined role.
Wizards' Arenas is letting his play speak for itself
In three games, Washington Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas has managed to shift discussion from his surgically repaired left knee to whether he might return to All-Star status.
Get in-game updates from your phone or PC at startribune.com . Preview: The Cavaliers have lost two in a row, and the Wolves are coming off a season-opening, buzzer-beating victory over the Nets, so it would seem everything is lined up for the Cavs to get healthy against the undermanned, underappreciated Timberwolves.
Minnesota Timberwolves 2009 Season Preview
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.
With no Big Ticket, it's a different show
It was just five years ago, but it seems like a tale from a different age. On a late October evening in 2004, the Timberwolves soared into Sioux Falls to play an NBA preseason game at the Arena, where they drilled the New York Knicks and brought major-league sizzle to a minor-league city.
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Timberwolves' Love to undergo surgery for broken hand
If Timberwolves coach Kurt Rambis was considering using power forwards Kevin Love and Al Jefferson as a regular tandem in the lineup, the plan has been put on hold.
NBA Fantasy Update: Kevin Love Out For 6-8 Weeks
You've heard the expression, "No love lost." Well, it's happening for real. This is no way to start the NBA season, and for fantasy owners who were banking on Kevin Love helping them in the first month of the season, this is a huge blow.
Pecherov intrigues new team with size, raw skills
The last acquisition still standing from David Kahn's first trade as Timberwolves boss, Oleksiy Pecherov, introduced himself to his new team's hometown fans Wednesday who probably view him just as NBA talent evaluators do: As a complete mystery.
Timberwolves putting more on rookie point guard Jonny Flynn's plate
It appears the Timberwolves are making progress in Kurt Rambis' classroom. The first-year Wolves coach often has said his top priority this season is to educate players on his system and what it takes to become an NBA contender.
For Timberwolves' Al Jefferson, less is more this season
Timberwolves forward Ryan Gomes had a wide-eyed look on his face when he saw Al Jefferson do something he never had seen his teammate do.
Know thy enemy: Minnesota Timberwolves
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.
Jefferson is still learning team's new names, faces
The remade Timberwolves made their Target Center debut this season with Friday night's preseason game against Toronto.
Randy Foye gets "in the flow" when paired with another ball-handler
For Randy Foye , training camp might as well have been dubbed "The Great Point Guard Experiment, Part II." The new Wizard, whom current Wizards assistant coach Randy Wittman tried to make a point guard when he was coaching the Minnesota Timberwolves , spent nearly every drill, scrimmage and set initiating the offense on the ball during the ...
Myrtle Beach's Sessions part of new-look T'wolves roster
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.
Rennecke column: At least Wolves have a direction
The Minnesota Timberwolves finally have a direction after five years of meandering around following a run to the Western Conference Finals in 2004.
I arrived in Richmond a short while ago, but I quickly realized that the place to be last night was at the team hotel, where Flip Saunders hired hypnotist John-Ivan Palmer to play mind games with the players.
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