Minnesota forward and team spokesman Anthony Tolliver took to Twitter along with many others in the NBA to comment on the new labor agreement struck between NBA ownership and players.
BMTN Newsletters Deliver The Biggest MN Stories
Police are looking for a red Dodge and a black SUV.
It would give the Twin Cities its first direct route into China.
Two months ago Alvin Kamara said "bleep Minnesota."
The 25 year old had fled Chicago after removing his ankle bracelet.
A 23-year-old man from Maple Grove has been arrested.
It's a New Year's Eve show at Treasure Island.
It's one of a flurry of concerts announced for the Twin Cities on Monday.
The Barron County Sheriff's Office put out an appeal on Monday morning.
Shoppers will get their first look on Thursday.
The shed was filled with outdoor gear and equipment.
It's arguably the most important issue facing voters in November.
She is on a trip to the East Coast to celebrate her birthday.
Who is Hassan Whiteside? He's a center that, according to HoopsWorld.com, has added 40 pounds to his frame in hopes of making an NBA roster. HoopsWorld reports he could potentially replace Anthony Tolliver on the Wolves' roster. Tolliver may not return to Minnesota next season.
Wolves' forward Anthony Tolliver is questionable for Friday night's game against Cleveland. He's dealing with a sprained wrist and lower back soreness after falling hard while fighting for a rebound in Wednesday night's loss to the Grizzlies.
The NBA lockout has already lasted longer than anyone wanted it to, but Timberwolves' forward Anthony Tolliver is prepared for it to continue on even longer. Tolliver says players still need to keep themselves ready for when the season does begin.
Anthony Tolliver is the the Timberwolves' representative within the NBA Players Association. He says the decision for the union to disband from the league was the only one that made sense because the owners failed to negotiate.
Timberwolves player representative Anthony Tolliver is being urged by fans via twitter to take the league's latest deal. But Tolliver remains hesitant, saying "It's easy to tell someone else to take a bad deal if it doesn't affect you."
The Timberwolves, Lakers and Trail Blazers are reportedly close to reaching an agreement that would send Jamal Crawford from Portland to Minnesota, according to Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski. In the trade, Michael Beasley would go to the Lakers and the Blazers would receiver Steve Blake and a draft pick. The NBA trade deadline is tomorrow.
It’s a battle of the have-nots tonight in Detroit. The Pistons have lost six of nine, but the Timberwolves can trump that. They’ve dropped 11-straight -- and the last 27 in the month of April.
