What's shorter than a Kim Kardashian-Kris Humphries marriage? How about Michael Beasley's relationship with the public relations firm charged with improving his public image.
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With the NBA locked-out, Minnesota Timberwolves Michael Beasley has the only game in town. Beasley has finalized plans for a star-studded charity basketball game Oct. 21st in Osseo, Minn. A slew of NBA stars, including Kevin Love will play and Vikings running back Adrian Peterson will be a celebrity coach.
The Twins are cashing in on that 72-day marriage. They’re auctioning off a ball signed by Kim Kardashian and ex-husband Kris Humphries when they visited Target Field last summer. Proceeds go to the Twins Community Fund.
The NBA lockout doesn't look like it's going to end anytime soon, and that's part of the reason why Wolves' forward Michael Beasley brought a bunch of his NBA friends to Osseo Friday night. The game was played in front of 600-700 fans with proceeds going to local charities.
With that pesky marriage to Kim Kardashian out of the way, Minnesota native Kris Humphries has rebounded and is now gainfully employed as he signed a one-year contract with the New Jersey Nets.
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.
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."