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Sonia Grover started her Wolves site, "I Heart KG", in 2006. In the wake of the big trade, she moved over to TWolves Blog and brought her column,
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Derek Hanson, the founder of TWolves Blog, delivers his optimistic and often inspiring take on the Wolves in his column,
"DeROK's One Shot"
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Dave Kelsey, life-long Wolves fan, season ticket holder, and forum post champion gives his humorous take on the Wolves and life in general in
"Club Seating with College Wolf"
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Jeremy Knutson packed up his stuff from the Old Wolves Logo, drove over to the TWolves Blog, unloaded the car, and now invites you to come along for a ride through the NBA in his
"Hoop De Ville"
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Rob Brewer and Neil Olstad launched the first-ever Minnesota Timberwolves podcast back in 2007. After acheiving critical acclaim with "The Kissing Marney Gellner Show", the duo decided bring their act to TWolves Blog. "Timberwolves Today"
Jon Marthaler considers Mark Madsen to be the absolute height of comedy - high praise, since he's been observing Timberwolf follies for almost two decades. When not watching Mad Dog brick free throws, he writes at TNABACG. Now you can find him here on TWolves Blog with his column,
"Both Teams Played Hard"
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Tuesday, 15 July 2008 |
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His game is special, but below the rim. He looked terrific in his first
summer league game -- 18 points, 13 rebounds -- and now has to learn
how to use his new body as an athlete. Soft layups can be turned into
dunks, which will translate into more free-throw attempts.
But the 6-foot-10-inch Love appears
to be a quick study. He found his groove in the second half and
finished with 18 points and 13 rebounds in the Timberwolves' 88-74 loss
to the Dallas Mavericks at Cox Pavilion.
The Twin Cities can exhale. Their savior isn't a stiff.
Despite some early foul trouble, Kevin Love posted an impressive 18 points and 13 rebounds in his summer league debut, putting in work against a Mavs front line that included a couple guys with legit NBA experience in James Singleton and Pape Sow. OK, so it’s not like K-Love was torching Yao Ming and Dikembe Mutombo, but it’s a start. Meanwhile, O.J. Mayo had a less-than-impressive 18 points (on 5-for-17 shooting) in a loss to San Antonio
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