NBA Draft

Oturu is the first men's Gopher basketball player drafted since 2004.

The former Timberwolves star is coming home in exchange for the 17th overall pick.

Will he stay on the Wolves by the end of the night?

The NBA Draft is Wednesday night.

The Timberwolves have plenty of options ahead of Wednesday's draft.

All eyes are on the Wolves as they own three of the first 33 picks in the draft.

The Wolves own the first pick in the Nov. 18 NBA Draft.

The Dayton forward is beginning to fly up boards ahead of the draft.

The Timberwolves are interested in bringing in a "win-now" player.

The draft doesn't have a superstar, but the Wolves have options.

Yes!

Kyle Ratke is covering the draft process from head to toe.

That Brooklyn Nets pick is just waiting to officially become Minnesota's selection.

Ex-Timberwolves writer Kyle Ratke makes his debut contribution to Bring Me The News.

There's a long line of former MN champions testing the draft process.

Five Minnesotans have entered the NBA Draft process this year.

The Hopkins alum becomes the fourth Minnesotan to enter the draft process.

The sophomore point guard had an outstanding season for the Gophers.

The 2017 Champlin Park grad had an outstanding season at Colorado.

The sophomore from Cretin-Derham Hall averaged a double-double for the Gophers.

The former Minnesota Mr. Basketball winner is heading to the NBA.

The big man could be destined for the NBA Draft.

Finishing with one of the three-worst records is best for NBA Draft Lottery chances.

Multiple reports link the Wolves, Rockets, Hawks and Warriors.