Kahn: Wolves deadline trade would be minor at most
By DAVE CAMPBELL
AP Sports Writer
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Timberwolves remain focused on evaluation and determination of the core players they’ll commit to beyond this rebuilding season and the approaching NBA trade deadline doesn’t factor in to that process, president of basketball operations David Kahn said Monday.
So don’t expect the Timberwolves to make any more than a minor move before the Feb. 18 cutoff for making deals, until the swapping and signing of players can begin again in July.
‘‘I know that we won’t do something dramatic,’’ Kahn said, adding: ‘‘Firm as firm can be. Absolutely. We will not move one of the big people in the next 10 days. It would be a mistake of epic proportions.
Pohlad reiterates Twins desire to keep Mauer
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AP Sports Writer
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The Lynx revealed the move on Monday.
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