“This is by far the best workout I’ve been in,” Flynn said. “Every player out there is a top point guard. You look at a guy like Tyreke Evans, why would he come here and work out when he is slated to go so high? That really brings the best out of you.”
There’s no shortage of confidence with Evans.
After meeting with new Wolves president David Kahn over dinner on Thursday night, the 6-foot-5, 220-pound Evans decided he wanted to go toe-to-toe with the smaller, quicker, more traditional point guards in the group.
“From 1 to 10 I think I did a 10,” Evans said. “I handled myself well with the ball, I showed them what I can do and I think they were pretty happy with what I did today.”
Kahn said the Wolves are working to get a look at top prospects such as Connecticut center Hasheem Thabeet, point guard Ricky Rubio of Spain and Arizona State guard James Harden, if they move up in the first round, but that nothing has been set up.
Southern California guard/forward DeMar DeRozan, who was supposed to work out today, will be in Monday.
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