Timberwolves president David Kahn says the team is interested in signing free agent Brandon Roy, a three-time All-Star who missed last season with knee problems.
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Mark this report in the "never saw this coming" file: The Timberwolves are set to offer three time All-Star Brandon Roy a contract, according to KSTP's Darren Wolfson. Chronic knee problems forced Roy, 27, to miss all of last season, but he is working hard to make a comeback.
After the seven-game exhibition season, Minnesota Timberwolves shooting guard Brandon Roy remains healthy despite his surgically repaired knees. Roy told the Pioneer Press, "My goal was to play in all the games, even the back-to-backs, and I was able to do that. I wanted to get in shape and push my body. After all that, I feel really good." The newspaper notes he averaged 21.3 minutes and 10.0 points.
The Minnesota Timberwolves introduced shooting guard Brandon Roy at a Target Center news conference Tuesday afternoon. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but multiple media reports say the 28-year-old three-time All-Star agreed to a two-year deal worth $10.4 million.
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.
Timberwolves' vice president David Kahn says re-signing forward Kevin Love is one of the team's top priorities. Love will become a free-agent at the end of the season. Kahn wouldn't discuss details of any contract discussions, but he expects Love to be a "big part" of the franchise for a long time.
Timberwolves guard Brandon Roy says his surgically repaired knees haven't had any setbacks and "there's nothing stopping me from getting back to my old game." He went on to say he welcomes any doubters because he plans on making an impact right away.
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