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."

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.

The Wolves are off to L.A. and Utah to play the Clippers and Jazz this weekend, but they’ll be without Michael Beasley again. He’s still recovering from a sprained right foot. He's missed the last seven games because of the injury.

We have good news and weird news. The good news is that Ricky Rubio told David Kahn that he's ahead of schedule in his recovery from a torn ACL. The other good news is that Greg Steimsma is free to sign with the Wolves. You might want to sit down for the weird news: Michael Beasley thinks he'll be an All-Star next year.

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.

Last week, Michael Beasley was singing the praises of Minneapolis and the Timberwolves organization, saying he'd love to come back next year. This week, he tells the Pioneer Press that his future is "blurry" and that he "doesn't have much to say about next year."

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' forward Michael Beasley is back in the rumor mill. This time around he has a lot of value for teams hoping to land Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard. Potential suitors in a deal for Beasley include Boston, the Lakers and Magic, according to Ken Berger of CBSSports.com.