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The Timberwolves' aggressive pursuit of forward Nicolas Batum came to an end when the Portland Trail Blazers matched Minnesota's offer. "I'm very happy about it," Batum said of his return to Portland. Wolves' president David Kahn released a statement saying he is "disappointed" but "will continue to explore additional roster moves."
The Timberwolves have put center Darko Milicic on waivers. The move will reportedly help the Wolves land Portland restricted free agent Nicolas Batum, who signed an offer sheet today with Minnesota.
The Wolves are still waiting for Portland to make a decision on Nicolas Batum, who signed an offer sheet from Minnesota worth more than $45 million. The decision might already be made, however, as Batum is headed to Oregon for a physical.
Nicolas Batum, a restricted free-agent from the Portland Trail Blazers, was scheduled to meet with the Timberwolves Sunday night. The Star Tribune reports the Wolves are prepared to offer Batum a four-year deal worth as much as $50 million. The Blazers would have the right to match any offer Batum receives.
Former Wolves' guard Martell Webster cleared waivers Sunday afternoon, and soon after the Wolves signed restricted free-agent Nicolas Batum to an offer sheet believed to be worth $46.5 million over four years. The Portland Trail Blazers have three days to match the offer or let him play in Minnesota.
The Wolves waived Martell Webster and traded Brad Miller to clear cap space to submit their offer sheet to Nicolas Batum. But Batum can’t sign any offer until Webster clears waivers at 5 p.m. Sunday. Until then, Wolves' president David Kahn says they'll keep trying to work out a sign and trade with the Blazers for Batum.
Ken Berger of CBS Sports reports the Timberwolves or Trail Blazers could be a potential landing spot for free-agent shooting guard Brandon Rush. As Berger puts it, Rush is more likely to end up with the team that doesn't end up with Nicolas Batum.
Nikola Pekovic sat out Monday's win over the Clippers because of a sore foot, but he might be able to play Wednesday night against Portland. Pekovic took part in the Timberwolves' light practice on Tuesday, and he'll be re-evaluated before Wednesday's game.
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