The Timberwolves head to New Orleans tonight without forward Michael Beasley and guard J.J. Barea. Neither is expected to return until at least next week. However, the Hornets are also hurting.
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The Timberwolves will be extra shorthanded this weekend in games in New Orleans and Atlanta. Forward Michael Beasley has a sprained right foot and guard J.J. Barea has a sprained left ankle ... both will miss the road trip. The Star Tribune says those injuries could cause them miss several more games.
It’s the Wolves and the Thunder tonight in Oklahoma City as Minnesota ends its two-week, seven-game road trip. They’ll be without forward Michael Beasley, who is out with a sprained toe. No Nikola Pekovic, either. He’s rehabbing his hurting ankles.
Timberwolves forward Michael Beasley and backup center-forward Anthony Randolph will soon be looking for new homes. A team media relations spokesperson said Saturday that neither player was extended a qualifying offer, which means they will become unrestricted free agents at Sunday at 12:01 a.m.
Timberwolves J.J. Barea and Michael Beasley will be sidelined for at least one more week, according to coach Rick Adelman. Barea is still bothered by a left hamstring injury, Beasley has an injured right foot.
Star Tribune columnist Jim Souhan is wondering what's best for Timberwolves' forward Michael Beasley. He looked good as the sixth man scoring 34 points in a win over Houston on Monday. But as Souhan writes, perhaps shooting guard is the place for Beasley.
Here’s something that hasn’t happened in a few years: The Wolves winning three games in a row. That may change tonight when Kevin Love and company face Memphis at Target Center. Minnesota is coming off two huge wins over Dallas and San Antonio.
Michael Beasley had his exit interview with coach Rick Adelman and president of basketball operations David Kahn on Wednesday. The Wolves have the option to pick up the remaining $8 million on Beasley's contract. Beasley says he feels "pretty good about coming back next year."
The Timberwolves blew up the Rockets with a 42 point third quarter en route to a 120-108 win in Houston Monday night. Ricky Rubio finished with 18 points, 8 rebounds and 11 assists. Kevin Love scored 29 points and Michael Beasley added a season high 34 points.
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