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'True to who I was': All-Star nod validates Towns' resoluteness
This season has tested Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns personally and professionally. But a selection to Sunday's NBA All-Star Game has been a bright spot.
Teague steps up his game with Andrew Wiggins out again
Jeff Teague picked a good time to have perhaps his best game of the year on Thursday
Harden scores 42? Wolves say no big deal after 121-111 win over Rockets
James Harden scored 42 points to extend his streak of games with 30 or more points to 31. But rookie Josh Okogie brought some defensive fire to make the superstar's night difficult.
Wolves' playoff hopes fading, but say there's reason for optimism
Timberwolves players say that the team's inactivity at trade deadline is OK, because reinforcements are coming.
Saric looking to find comfort zone with the Wolves
Interim coach Ryan Saunders said he's made some adjustments in how Dario Saric operates within the Wolves offense.
'Fatigued and banged up' Wolves let one get away at New Orleans
Anthony Davis sat out the final 15 minutes, 14 seconds Friday, but the Wolves couldn't capitalize despite leading the Pelicans by as many as 18 points.
Canaan goes from 10-day contract to starting for Wolves
On Friday, the Wolves needed Isaiah Canaan to start against the Pelicans as Jerryd Bayless was out because of a right big toe injury
No deal: Wolves stand pat as NBA trade deadline passes
With their inaction, the Wolves are sending the signal that they are going to try and make a push for the playoffs.
Wolves know poor start, not foul with 0.1 to play, cost them two-point loss
"The game wasn't won or lost on the last play," Ryan Saunders said. "Got to get the rebound," Karl-Anthony Towns said. "Who fouled who, I don't know," added Josh Okogie, who was called for the foul.
Saunders, Bickerstaff compare interim tag notes, love of Gophers program
One of the most important pieces of advice Memphis coach J.B. Bickerstaff gave fellow former Gophers basketball player Ryan Saunders was to "stay true to yourself."