tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
7-14 FT's. You know what's worse than having Dwight Howard at the line? 12 Dwight Howards at the line.
But I'll take the half time lead 
Can Howard play the 2? If so when we are healthy I would love to see him there. With Shevd coming off the bench and closing games.

fukk this game.Kahn's unusual shootaround media availability is to address trade rumors, I'm told. Ricky is not playing tonight, AK game time decision
Kahn basically said there's nothing to trade rumors, says he hasn't talked to Lakers, calls it unfair to players
Kahn said BRoy will be back with team Sunday after spending last couple weeks in Pacific NW, but that doesn't mean he'll practice Sunday
If agent Rob Pelinka had a personal Twitter account, he might echo his client's claims from last February.
It was then that Minnesota Timberwolves forward Derrick Williams tweeted, "Anybody ever felt like a caged lion?"
According to a team source, Pelinka has voiced his displeasure with Williams' lack of playing time. He hasn't gone as far as to request a trade, but he has inquired about the possibility that one will come.
The Wolves' stance from the source: "We told him to wait for our team to come together. Wait for Derrick to play with Ricky (Rubio). When they played together last year, Williams benefited greatly."
As for when Rubio will make his season debut, the source said he was angling to play on Friday night against Cleveland. However, the source said the medical staff and coaches will have final say.
The more likely scenario is Rubio first plays in another home game on Dec. 15 against Dallas. He does want to have his first game be at Target Center.
Trade talk
Timberwolves president of basketball operations David Kahn is casually talking to other general managers, but nothing is percolating.
As for the ESPN report that they offered center Nikola Pekovic and Williams for Lakers center/forward Pau Gasol, a team source said numerous conversations happened this summer. Gasol very much remains on their radar, but no offer was made recently.
Until Gasol is moved, count the Timberwolves as heavily interested. In fact, the source said ownership is willing to go over the luxury tax for the 2013-14 season if need be. Gasol is guaranteed $19,285,850 next year.
The source was pretty convinced any Gasol trade is way more likely to include a third team.
Wolves guard Brandon Roy was expected back at Target Center for Friday's game. A few people in the organization have talked to the doctor who performed his most recent knee surgery. According to the doctor, it's on Roy how much pain he can tolerate. The source said he'd be surprised if Roy retired. But as indicated in last week's column, it has been loosely discussed.
Expect an announcement soon on the grievance the team filed with the league over the Martell Webster trade with Portland. The Wolves hope to be compensated by Portland with a draft pick and potentially money.
The source admits it's clear All-Star Kevin Love's injured hand isn't all the way back. His shot isn't right.
The source, when it was suggested retaining Pekovic could take a long-term deal worth around $12 million annually: "12 sounds like a lot." In other words, there's definitely a healthy internal debate about whether it makes sense to pay him big-time. The alternative is to include him in a trade, which isn't out of the question.
Forward Nemanja Bjelica, who missed five games with a calf injury, is back for Caja Laboral. There's a decent chance that he's on the Timberwolves next year.
The source isn't overly concerned about forward Andrei Kirilenko's back but, like everyone else, is surprised he's missed four games already. Kirilenko has told the team that he's had the same injury in the past and knows how to treat it. Even if he returns in the next few days, this injury could linger throughout the season.

