startribune.com - 2/9/2008
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Forty-eight games AG, the Timberwolves met the Boston Celtics for the second and final time this season with their opponents leading the NBA with a 37-9 record while the Wolves point toward what by default must be a brighter future with big, young Al Jefferson signed for the next five seasons. So, seven months after the Wolves traded superstar Kevin Garnett to Boston for five players and two ...
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... But the man knows how to play in the paint. He was as good as the NBA ever had in that spot, and Jefferson seems to be on that track, whether he'll get there or not."He's better than I thought he was, and I thought he was pretty good," McHale said. "He's got the ability to score in low post and rebound, but also his ability to control the game down there. It's so unique now. It's just so different. You just don't see it now. So it's nice to watch. I enjoy it." From Jerry Zgoda/Star Tribune: Well, you don't see this every day: One of the lead stories on NBA.com features ...
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... good hustle play, that’s it. I didn’t do anything extra. It wasn’t like it was a fadeaway Michael Jordan shot.”
How can you not love this guy?
Today’s links: Globe - Garnett Iffy For Show | Powe’s Putback Shocks Wolves | Herald - Minny Fans Salute KG | Al Jefferson Stands By His Post | C’s Go With The Powe | Minn. Star Tribune - Tribute, Game Over In Flash | Post KG Trade Verdict |
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Tonight was supposed to be Kevin Garnett's emotional return to the court in Minnesota. Instead, KG will be mentioned briefly before the game from Boston's bench before retreating to his special place to watch the game.
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twincities.com 2/9/2008 — The standing ovation started as soon as Kevin Garnett emerged from the tunnel at Target Center at 7:01 p.m. Friday. Wearing a black coat, blue jeans and white sneakers, Garnett stood and lowered his head, seemingly humbled by the moment, pounding his ...
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twincities.com 2/9/2008 — This was the type of game the Timberwolves lost far too often during Kevin Garnett's final years in Minnesota. But a brutally difficult 88-86 loss - on Leon Powe's layup at the buzzer - to the Boston Celtics, who played without the injured Garnett in ...
