Darren Wolfson: I hear the Wolves are open to moving Jarrett Culver for a second-round pick. Hard to see anyone biting coming off the ankle surgery.
Jarrett Culver Rumors
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Position: G
Born: 02/20/99
Height: 6-6 / 1.98
Weight:195 lbs. / 88.5 kg.
Salary: $6,104,280
Born: 02/20/99
Height: 6-6 / 1.98
Weight:195 lbs. / 88.5 kg.
Salary: $6,104,280
Former Texas Tech basketball star and current NBA player Jarrett Culver will sign autographs from 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday at the new United Supermarkets location on 114th Street and Slide Road to promote a charitable partnership with local company, J’s Salsa. Throughout the month of July, J’s Salsa will donate 50 cents to the Culver Foundation for every jar purchased at Lubbock United Family stores.
Wolves willing to trade Jarret Culver
After just two seasons in the NBA, Minnesota Timberwolves guard Jarrett Culver is already being looked upon as trade bait as the Wolves continue their rebuilding efforts. Darren Wolfson of the “Skor North” podcast indicated that while Culver’s likely to be available this offseason, his limited production may make it difficult to find another team that wants to acquire him.
“He is very much trade bait,” Wolfson said of Culver. “The Wolves are not married to having Jarrett Culver on the roster next season, but it’s not like a lot of teams are knocking down the walls door to trade for Jarrett Culver.”
Jarrett Culver trade bait?
Darren Wolfson: (Jarrett Culver) is very much trade bait. The Wolves are not married to having Jarrett Culver on the roster next season, but it’s not like a lot of teams are knocking down the walls door to trade for Jarrett Culver.
Chris Finch on Jarrett Culver: 'He's still a big part of our future'
Coach Chris Finch only got to evaluate Culver up close as he was trying to play through the injury. He struck a hopeful tone regarding Culver’s future Thursday. “He’s still a big part of our future as we see it,” Finch said. “So we want to be sure that we give him the best chance to have the proper preparation going into next year, and it’s important.”
