Telfair was hit with news Monday that his maternal grandmother had died, Wittman said. Telfair was at practice when he got the call and left to be with his family. “He was pretty tore up about it,” Wittman said.
Telfair’s status for Wednesday’s game is uncertain, pending funeral arrangements. If he isn’t available, shooting guard Greg Buckner likely would back up Jaric.
Ratliff’s knee injury lingered Monday without any determination on when he might return. Neither he nor Telfair practiced during a long, intense workout after disappointing home losses to Washington on Friday and New Orleans on Saturday. Ratliff will visit renowned sports physician Dr. James Andrews, who previously performed surgery on Ratliff’s knee, in Birmingham, Ala., for more evaluation.
-Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor met with his co-investors the other day and showed them a three-year plan to become a NBA contender. None of the limited partners asked to be paid off.
–Look for the Timberwolves to target a point guard in next year’s draft.
Myles Brown/SLAM Online with a detailed recap of Friday’s game against the Wizards.
Timberwolves Today posted the latest installment of their podcast.
The team served dinner to Purple Heart recipients and other Military members yesterday at a restaurant in Minneapolis.
From InsideHoops.com:
The Wolves have two players averaging double figures in scoring, led by Al Jefferson’s 19.5 ppg (31st in the league) followed closely by Rashad McCants’s 17.
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