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sports18h ago

Dillingham has not earned a stable NBA role midway through his second season with Minnesota.
Nori said the point guard position in the NBA is especially tough for a young, smaller guard.
Nori emphasized the need for Rob to evolve from scorer to facilitate in a longer NBA career.
The Wolves’ immediate goal is winning, limiting Dillingham’s time as they pursue a deeper playoff push.
Hyland’s emergence has reduced Dillingham’s opportunities in Minnesota.
Nori suggested Dillingham could benefit from development time in Iowa’s G League or a fresh team context.
The Timberwolves could pursue backcourt upgrades before the trade deadline.
The veteran Minnesota lineup has shifted with Hyland’s rise, impacting Dillingham’s role stability.
Nori publicly supported Dillingham, insisting he isn’t outsized or out of contention for development.
The article notes Dillingham, 21, was the eighth pick and remains a point of contention for the Wolves’ rotation.

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sports13h ago

Anthony Edwards will miss a second straight game due to right foot injury maintenance.
The Wolves will face the Houston Rockets in a nationally televised Friday game.
Terrence Shannon Jr. also out with a left foot injury, while Rudy Gobert returns from a one-game suspension.
Gobert is back for Minnesota after serving a suspension.
Edwards has battled toe-related infection and foot soreness this season.
Wolves have gone 5-3 without Edwards this season.
The best-case scenario is Edwards will rest this back-to-back and play in San Antonio.
Edwards’ next potential return would be Tuesday in Utah if he misses both ends of the back-to-back.
Edwards averages 28.9 points on 50/41/79 shooting this season through 33 games.
The Friday game is the first of three meetings between Minnesota and Houston this season.

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sports13h ago

The Timberwolves are weighing a buyout option for Kyle Anderson with Utah ahead of the trade deadline.
Anderson is a veteran with prior Wolves experience who could bolster Minnesota’s bench as the team contends this season.
The trade deadline is three weeks away, keeping the Wolves cautious about roster moves.
Bones Hyland’s emergence has reduced immediate pressure to make a backcourt deal for Minnesota.
Minnesota has built on familiarity, aiming to preserve a core that reached the Western Conference Finals last season.
If acquired, Anderson would bring defense and veteran experience to Minnesota’s second unit.
The article emphasizes the possibility of a buyout as an alternative to more trades.
The report notes Minnesota sits near the top of the Western Conference standings.
The piece cites the Wolves’ familiarity with Anderson from 2022–2024 as a potential benefit.
The discussion comes from media and analysts, highlighting ongoing speculation around the Wolves’ roster moves.

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