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» Friday, October 19 2012

 

» Thursday, October 18 2012

Joan Nielsen: Glen Taylor on possibility of roster moves after Love's injury: “I haven’t talked to David, and I haven’t talked to the coach. Initially my thoughts are we have two young guys on the team who want to play and want more time; let’s look at them first. But I think the answer to your question is I think all options are open at this time, and you’ll look at all possibilities.” Twitter

 

» Wednesday, October 17 2012

 

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» Monday, September 24 2012

But most of the Wolves-related headlines concerned [GM David] Kahn’s persistent attempts to upgrade the talent on the roster. Behind the scenes, as promised, Adelman was providing input and helping with the decisions. “Most of the moves David is making are heavily influenced by what Rick has asked of us. But when it comes to finances, David will tell Rick no,” Taylor reveals. “At the end of the year, Rick gives me a report of what he thinks of each player. He tells me it’s the same one he gave David and that David knows he is giving it to me. Then he goes through the list. He says, ‘This is the first one I want gone’—that was [underachieving veteran center] Darko [Milicic]. ‘This is the second one I want gone. This is what I think of this player.’ “ NBA.com

 

» Thursday, September 20 2012

Glen Taylor no longer is considering just one prospect to succeed him as majority owner of the Timberwolves. Taylor, 71, revealed in July that he had a confidential, out-of-state prospect interested in buying a stake in the NBA team and eventually acquiring controlling interest. St. Paul Pioneer Press

Taylor wouldn't reveal the new interested parties, but including the initial prospect there now are believed to be three inquiring about obtaining majority interest in the Wolves. "I continue to meet with several different parties who appear to have interest in completing a deal," he said. "I'll be patient and see if it works out." St. Paul Pioneer Press

 

» Wednesday, September 19 2012

Taylor, 71, revealed in July that he had a confidential, out-of-state prospect interested in buying a stake in the NBA team and eventually acquiring controlling interest. That person, though, no longer has exclusive rights to buy. "At first I opened it up to just one person and said I would 'hold it for you for a while,' but when we didn't get a deal done, I told that person there are other people who had made inquiries and that I'm going to talk to them, and that's what I'm doing now," Taylor said Tuesday, Sept. 18. St. Paul Pioneer Press

Taylor wouldn't reveal the new interested parties, but including the initial prospect there are now believed to be three inquiring about obtaining majority interest in the Wolves. "I continue to meet with several different parties who appear to have interest in completing a deal," he said. "I'll be patient and see if it works out." Taylor said whomever ends up with the Wolves, that person or group would be required to keep the franchise in Minnesota. He also said he's received calls from people who would try to move the Timberwolves if they could buy the team. "But that's not part of the conversation," he said. St. Paul Pioneer Press

 

» Monday, July 30 2012

Glen Taylor, who has owned the Timberwolves for 18 seasons and the Lynx for 13, has found the successor he has been looking for. In the near future, Taylor will close a deal to sell 25 percent of the franchises, and eventually the new owner will own the majority. Unfortunately, the buyer is from outside the Twin Cities, but Taylor insists he will continue to own a share of the two teams and will make sure that they don't move out of the state. "Yes, I have [found a buyer], and we're working on trying to put a deal together, and it would be a deal that would leave me involved for a number of years yet, but it would be a good transition," Taylor said Sunday. "I will be an owner for a number of years but gradually bring in a partner, if this would work out. I'd bring in a partner and ... we'd work together. In the initial years, he would have less than 50 percent and then in the later years he would have more than 50 percent and would have the ownership." Minneapolis Star-Tribune

 

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