Jason Collins News

Seeing the Timberwolves come in to IZOD for their game Friday evening will bring about a couple of thoughts, mostly negative or at best bittersweet.

Charlotte Bobcats' Jason Richardson is cheered by the bench as he slides across the floor after making a basket and being fouled by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the second half at Time Warner Cable Arena.

That's one rumor out there in the Inter-tubes - the semi-legit Hoopsworld. Basically the idea is that the Bobcats are aching for more size and would take on McCants - yet another wing, and one out of ...

Despite the relatively close score, Phoenix had the game firmly in hand from start to stop.

The Timberwolves did more than stabilize their center position when they inserted Jason Collins into the starting lineup for a Nov.

Jim Mone AP Photo Boston Celtics' Kevin Garnett, left, is defended by Minnesota Timberwolves' Al Jefferson in the first quarter of an NBA basketball game Friday, Nov.

For someone who essentially was a throw-in in the draft-day trade that brought him to Minnesota, Jason Collins has had a rather large impact.

Collins misses fourth straight game : Timberwolves C Jason Collins played in a fourth straight game Friday against the Celtics after missing the first several weeks following elbow surgery.

Al Jefferson wouldn't allow his Minnesota Timberwolves to collapse in the fourth quarter again.

Though it's the middle of November, to Timberwolves coach Randy Wittman it feels like 11 weeks into the future.

The Denver Nuggets keep finding ways to win while the Minnesota Timberwolves keep finding ways to lose.

Posted on November 15th, 2008 6:52 PM By Brian Stensaas Hello from Target Center where the Blazers and the Wolves are getting set for tip-off in about 20 minutes.

Whenever a team starts with a 1-6 record speculation turns to the coach, but Randy Wittman insists he isn't concerned about his future.

From Day 1, the Timberwolves said the Kevin Love trade wasn't about the numbers.

Kevin Love isn't sure what kind of reception he'll get tonight in Portland, Ore., but it has to be better than the one he got last year on his first trip back to his home state.

Preview: After Wednesday's double-overtime home loss to San Antonio, the Timberwolves head west for three games.

Mike Miller came to the Timberwolves with a reputation as a gunner, and coach Randy Wittman would like to see him pull the trigger more often.

Preview: The Timberwolves tonight return home for one game before heading West for the next three.

The Timberwolves visit Oklahoma City for the first time since they played the transplanted New Orleans Hornets there two seasons ago and for the first time since the Seattle SuperSonics moved there last summer.

Preview: The Timberwolves close out their two-game season-opening homestand tonight after beating Sacramento 98-96 in the opener.