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2014-15
Timberwolves
Preseason Guide
2014-15 TIMBERWOLVES PRESEASON GUIDE
2014-15 Preseason Schedule and History .............................................. 2
2014-15 Regular Season Schedule ......................................................... 3
Training Camp Roster .............................................................................. 4
This guide is designed to assist media with
preseason coverage. If you need further assistance
or additional information, please contact a member
of the Timberwolves Public Relations Staff:
Players
J.J. Barea ................................................................................................. 5
Anthony Bennett ...................................................................................... 7
Corey Brewer ........................................................................................... 8
Chase Budinger ..................................................................................... 10
Gorgui Dieng .......................................................................................... 12
Robbie Hummel ..................................................................................... 13
Zach LaVine ........................................................................................... 14
Kevin Martin ........................................................................................... 15
Shabazz Muhammad ............................................................................. 17
Nikola Pekovic ....................................................................................... 18
Glenn Robinson III ................................................................................. 20
Ricky Rubio ............................................................................................ 21
Ronny Turiaf .......................................................................................... 23
Andrew Wiggins ..................................................................................... 25
Mo Williams ........................................................................................... 26
Thaddeus Young ................................................................................... 28
Training Camp Invites ........................................................................... 29
Brad Ruiter - VP of Communications
Office: 612-673-8405
Cell:
612-836-8600
E-mail: ruiter@timberwolves.com
Front Office
Glen Taylor ............................................................................................ 31
Flip Saunders ......................................................................................... 32
Milt Newton ............................................................................................ 33
Assistant Coaches ................................................................................. 34
Basketball Ops Directory ....................................................................... 36
Alex King - Public Relations Coordinator
Office: 612-673-1632
Cell:
612-597-5405
E-mail: king@timberwolves.com
2014 Offseason Transactions ................................................................ 37
2013-14 Timberwolves Season Review ............................................... .38
2013-14 NBA Review ............................................................................ 52
Aaron Seehusen - Public Relations Manager
Office: 612-673-1602
Cell:
763-350-5550
E-mail: seehusen@timberwolves.com
Dan Bell - Communications Manager
Office: 612-673-1603
Cell:
612-209-2154
Email: bell@timberwolves.com
Kylie Crull - Corporate Comm. Manager
Office: 612-673-8409
Cell:
612-719-1723
Email: crull@timberwolves.com
Terry Horstman - Public Relations Associate
Office: 612-673-1210
Cell:
612-701-0636
E-mail: horstman@timberwolves.com
Upcoming NBA Key Dates
 Sept. 26-29 - 2014 NBA Team Media Days
 Sept. 30 - 2014 NBA Training Camps open for
practice
 Oct. 27 - Rosters set for Opening Day (4 p.m.
CT)
 Oct. 28 - 2014-15 NBA Season Tips Off
 Nov. 12 - NBA Global Games (Houston vs.
Minnesota in Mexico City)
 Jan. 5 - 10-day contracts can now be signed
 Jan. 10 - All contracts guaranteed for the
remainder of the season
 Feb. 13-15 - 2015 NBA All-Star (Brooklyn and
New York)
 Feb. 19 - 2015 NBA Trade Deadline (2 p.m.
CT)
 April 15 - Last day of Regular Season
 April 18 - 2015 NBA Playoffs begin
 June 4 - The Finals begin
2014-15 Minnesota Timberwolves Preseason Guide -1-
2014-15 PRESEASON SCHEDULE & HISTORY
2014-15 PRESEASON SCHEDULE
DATE
OPPONENT
LOCATION
TIPOFF
Oct. 7
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 19
Oct. 21
Oct. 22
Oct. 24
Indiana Pacers
Philadelphia 76ers
Milwaukee Bucks
Oklahoma City Thunder
Indiana Pacers
Milwaukee Bucks
Chicago Bulls
Bankers Life Fieldhouse
Target Center
U.S. Cellular Center (Cedar Rapids)
BOK Center (Tulsa)
Target Center
BMO Harris Bradley Center
Scottrade Center (St. Louis)
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
* All times central. Bold denotes home game.
2013-14 PRESEASON RESULTS (4-3)
Date
10/7/13
10/9/13
10/10/13
10/12/13
10/20/13
10/23/13
10/24/13
Opponent
CSKA Moscow
Toronto
Milwaukee
Toronto
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Site
Target Center
Air Canada Centre
The Pentagon (Sioux Falls)
Target Center
Bell Centre (Montreal)
Wells Fargo Center
Palace of Auburn Hills
Result
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
Score
106-108
101-89
98-89
97-104
104-89
125-102
98-99
ALL-TIME PRESEASON RESULTS (95-84)
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1-5
3-5
2-5
4-4
4-4
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
2-5
7-1
6-2
2-6
1-1
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
4-4
4-4
6-1
4-3
4-4
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
4-4
4-4
5-3
3-5
6-2
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
3-5
6-2
2-0
5-2
4-3
2014-15 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE
October
Wed. 29 At
Memphis
7:00 p.m.
Mon.
26 At
Oklahoma City
7:00 p.m.
Thu.
30
Detroit
7:00 p.m.
Wed.
28
Boston
7:00 p.m.
1
Chicago**
7:00 p.m.
Fri.
30 At
Philadelphia
6:00 p.m.
Sat.
31
Cleveland
7:00 p.m.
Mon.
2
Dallas
7:30 p.m.
Wed.
4
Miami
7:00 p.m.
Memphis
7:00 p.m.
Detroit
5:00 p.m.
November Sat.
Wed. 5
At
Brooklyn
6:30 p.m.
Fri.
7
At
Orlando
6:00 p.m.
Sat.
8
At
Miami
6:30 p.m.
Wed. 12
Houston (M)*
9:00 p.m.
Fri.
New Orleans
7:00 p.m.
Fri.
6
Dallas
7:30 p.m.
Sun.
8
Wed. 19
New York
7:00 p.m.
Mon.
9
Atlanta
7:00 p.m.
Fri.
21
San Antonio
7:00 p.m.
Wed.
11
Golden State
7:00 p.m.
Sat.
22
Sat.
14 At
15 At
At
At
Sacramento
7:00 p.m.
Fri.
20
Phoenix
7:00 p.m.
Wed. 26
Milwaukee
7:00 p.m.
Mon.
23 At
Houston
7:00 p.m.
Fri.
28 At
L.A. Lakers
9:30 p.m.
Wed.
25
Washington
7:00 p.m.
Sun.
30 At
Portland
8:00 p.m.
1
L.A. Clippers
9:30 p.m.
Fri.
27 At
Chicago
7:00 p.m.
Philadelphia
7:00 p.m.
Sat.
28
Memphis
7:00 p.m.
Mon.
2
L.A. Clippers
7:00 p.m.
Denver
7:00 p.m.
Portland
7:00 p.m.
L.A. Clippers
9:30 p.m.
December Mon.
At
Wed. 3
January
February
Fri.
5
Sat.
6
Mon.
8
At
March
Houston
7:00 p.m.
San Antonio
7:30 p.m.
Wed.
4
Golden State
7:00 p.m.
Sat.
7
Wed. 10
Portland
7:30 p.m.
Mon.
9
Fri.
12
Oklahoma City
5:00 p.m.
Wed.
11 At
Phoenix
9:00 p.m.
Sun.
14
L.A. Lakers
6:00 p.m.
Fri.
13 At
Oklahoma City
7:00 p.m.
Tue.
16 At
Washington
6:00 p.m.
Sun.
15 At
San Antonio
6:00 p.m.
Fri.
19 At
Boston
6:30 p.m.
Mon.
16
Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.
Sun.
21
Indiana
6:00 p.m.
Tue.
23 At
Cleveland
6:00 p.m.
Wed.
18 At
Toronto
6:30 p.m.
Thu.
19 At
New York
6:30 p.m.
At
Fri.
26 At
Denver
8:00 p.m.
Sat.
27 At
Golden State
9:30 p.m.
Sun.
22
Charlotte
6:00 p.m.
23 At
Utah
8:00 p.m.
Tue.
30 At
Utah
8:00 p.m.
Mon.
Thu.
1
Sacramento
7:00 p.m.
Wed.
25
L.A. Lakers
7:00 p.m.
Sat.
3
Utah
7:00 p.m.
Fri.
27 At
Houston
7:00 p.m.
Mon.
5
Denver
7:00 p.m.
Sun.
29 At
New Orleans
3:00 p.m.
Phoenix
8:30 p.m.
Mon.
30
Utah
7:00 p.m.
Milwaukee
7:30 p.m.
Wed.
1
Toronto
6:00 p.m.
Fri.
3
Orlando
7:00 p.m.
Tue.
7
At
Sacramento
9:00 p.m.
Wed.
8
At
Portland
9:00 p.m.
Wed. 7
Fri.
9
At
Sat.
10
San Antonio
7:00 p.m.
Tue.
13 At
Indiana
6:00 p.m.
Fri.
16 At
Phoenix
8:00 p.m.
April
Sat.
17 At
Denver
8:00 p.m.
Mon.
19 At
Charlotte
1:00 p.m.
Fri.
10 At
L.A. Lakers**
9:30 p.m.
Wed. 21
Dallas
7:00 p.m.
Sat.
11 At
Golden State
9:30 p.m.
Fri.
23
New Orleans
7:00 p.m.
Mon.
13
New Orleans
7:00 p.m.
Sun.
25 At
Atlanta
5:00 p.m.
Wed.
15
Oklahoma City
7:00 p.m.
(M) Game Played in Mexico City
* ESPN
**NBA TV
- All Times Central
2014-15 TIMBERWOLVES TRAINING CAMP ROSTER
NO.
11
24
13
10
5
44
3
4
8
23
15
14
1
9
32
22
25
33
PLAYER
José Juan Barea
Anthony Bennett
Corey Brewer
Chase Budinger
Gorgui Dieng
Kyrylo Fesenko
Brady Heslip
Robbie Hummel
Zach LaVine
Kevin Martin
Shabazz Muhammad
Nikola Pekovic
Glenn Robinson III
Ricky Rubio
Ronny Turiaf
Andrew Wiggins
Mo Williams
Thaddeus Young
POS
G
F
F/G
F
C
C
G
F
G
G
G/F
C
F
G
C
F
G
F
HT
6-0
6-8
6-9
6-7
6-11
7-1
6-2
6-8
6-5
6-7
6-6
6-11
6-6
6-4
6-10
6-8
6-1
6-8
WT
175
245
188
218
230
297
180
215
180
185
225
290
220
180
249
194
195
230
BIRTHDATE
06/26/84
03/14/93
03/05/86
05/22/88
01/18/90
12/24/86
06/19/90
03/08/89
03/10/95
02/01/83
11/13/92
01/03/86
01/08/94
10/21/90
01/13/83
02/23/95
12/19/82
06/21/88
HEAD COACH:
Flip Saunders (Minnesota)
ASSISTANT COACHES:
Sam Mitchell (Mercer)
Sidney Lowe (North Carolina State)
Ryan Saunders (Minnesota)
David Adelman (Portland State)
HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER:
Gregg Farnam (St. Cloud State)
PRIOR TO NBA/FROM
Northeastern/Puerto Rico
UNLV/Canada
Florida/USA
Arizona/USA
Louisville/USA
Canton Charge (NBDL)/Ukraine
Baylor/Canada
Purdue/USA
UCLA/USA
Western Carolina/USA
UCLA/USA
Panathinaikos/Montenegro
Michigan/USA
FC Barcelona/Spain
Gonzaga/France
Kansas/Canada
Alabama/USA
Georgia Tech/USA
YR
8
1
7
5
1
5
R
1
R
10
1
4
R
3
9
R
11
7
NUMERICAL ROSTER
1
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
13
Glenn Robinson III
Brady Heslip
Robbie Hummel
Gorgui Deng
Zach LaVine
Ricky Rubio
Chase Budinger
José Juan Barea
Corey Brewer
14
15
22
23
24
25
32
33
44
Nikola Pekovic
Shabazz Muhammad
Andrew Wiggins
Kevin Martin
Anthony Bennett
Mo Williams
Ronny Turiaf
Thaddeus Young
Kyrylo Fesenko
JOSÉ JUAN BAREA #11
NORTHEASTERN - GUARD - 6-0 - 175 - 8 YEARS
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): Finished his eighth NBA season (third in Minnesota) by playing in 79 games, the second-highest total
of his career… Averaged 8.4 ppg, 1.9 rpg and 3.8 apg in 18.6 mpg; his percentages from the floor (38.7%) and from long range (31.6%)
were his lowest since his rookie 2006-07 year with Dallas… Shot 79.0% from the FT line, boosting that to 84.5% (60-for-71) since Jan.
1… Missed two games due to injury (Mar. 24 at Memphis, Apr. 9 vs. Chicago)… Made his lone start in the Apr. 4 double-overtime
victory at Miami, netting 13 points and a season-high six rebounds in a season-best 38:50… Equaled his season high with the 21-point
effort at Portland on Feb. 23 (also Nov. 15 at Denver); it's the 28th 20+ outing of his career… The Mar. 28 game vs. the L.A. Lakers
was the 500th of his NBA career… Grabbed his 1000th career rebound Mar. 19 at Dallas, and went over the 4000-point mark Feb. 12
vs. Denver… The 8-for-8 effort Feb. 12 vs. Denver was one short of the club single-game mark for most FGs made without a miss…
Handed out a season-high 11 assists Dec. 16 at Boston, part of his 12th career point/assist double-double; Minnesota went 17-9 when
he dealt 5+ assists… Went without a blocked shot for the third season in a row; he's now played 262 games since his most recent
block, the longest such drought in the NBA in 30 years.
CAREER NOTES: Signed as a free agent by Minnesota on Dec. 14, 2011... Signed as a free agent by Dallas on Aug. 11, 2006 and resigned with the Mavs on July 9, 2008... 2012-13 (Minnesota): Played in 74 games, logging a career-high 1713 minutes (23.1 mpg)…
Averaged 11.3 ppg, a career-high 2.8 rpg and 4.0 apg while shooting 41.7% from the floor and 78.4% from the line… Fired in a teamand career-best 97 three-pointers; he also led Minnesota by hitting 34.6% from beyond the arc… Led Minnesota in 4th-quarter scoring
for the season, netting 310 of his 834 points in the final stanza (37.2% of his total)… Scored a team- and season-high 23 points Apr. 12
at Utah, his sixth 20+ outing and the 10th time he led the Wolves; the 9-for-10 effort from the line set career highs in both categories…
Posted team highs with 20 points and six assists Apr. 6 vs. Detroit, one of 16 times he led in assists… Led all scorers with 21 points
Mar. 26 at Detroit, matching his career best with five three-pointers; he also rang up five treys in the Mar. 12 victory over San Antonio…
Picked off a season-high three steals Mar. 9 at Denver, logged a season-high 37:55 Dec. 23 at New York and hauled down a seasonhigh seven rebounds Dec. 26 vs. Houston… Contributed 11 points and a season-high 10 assists Dec. 4 at Philadelphia, his lone
double-double of the year (12th career)… 2011-12 (Minnesota): Finished his first season in Minnesota and sixth in the NBA by
registering career highs in scoring (11.3 ppg), assists (5.7 apg), rebounds (2.8 rpg) and minutes played (25.2 mpg)… Shot 40.0% from
the floor, 37.1% (53-for-143) from three-point range and 77.6% from the line… Saw action in 41 games, missing a total of 22 due to
injury and drawing three DNP-CDs… Started the final 11 contests, his only starts of the year; he averaged 16.0 ppg (42.1%) and 9.3
apg in 36.1 mpg in those 11, while shooting 43.3% (26-for-60) from three-point distance and collecting five point/assist double-doubles
(seven total)… Played all 48 minutes Apr. 22 vs. Golden State, the first complete game by a Timberwolves player since Dec. 21, 2007
(Sebastian Telfair vs. Indiana)… Tallied a season-high 28 points Apr. 17 vs. Memphis, one of five 20+ efforts on the season; his five
treys in that game tied a career best… Dished a career-high 15 assists Apr. 11 at Denver, the Wolves' best since Troy Hudson dealt 15
vs. Cleveland on Feb. 28, 2003… Notched his first career triple-double Mar. 23 at Oklahoma City (25 pts, 10 reb, 14 ast); he's the
eighth player in club history to post a triple-double (first since 2007) and the first to accomplish that feat in a reserve role… Led
Minnesota with 18 points and 11 assists Mar. 21 at San Antonio; he was credited with 10+ assists in five of his final seven road outings,
averaging 11.1 apg in that stretch… Handed out his 1000th career assist Mar. 7 vs. Portland, and went over the 2500-point mark Mar.
21 at San Antonio… Led the Wolves with 22 points (going 5-for-6 from beyond the arc) in the Feb. 22 win over Utah, one of seven
times he was Minnesota's top scorer... 2010-11 (Dallas): Averaged a career-high 9.5 points, 2.0 rebounds, career-high 3.9 assists and
career-high 20.5 minutes in 81 games (2 starts), while shooting 43.9% (285-649 FGs) from the field, 34.9% (66-189 3FG) from 3-point
range and 84.7% (133-157 FTs) from the line… Had three double-doubles and five games with 20+ points… Recorded four games with
10+ assists… Tallied 10 points (5-10 FG), 5 rebounds, and 7 assists in 23 minutes at Memphis (11/10/10)… Had a game-high 19 points
(7-14 FG, 1-4 3FG, 4-4 FT) in 22 minutes vs. Philadelphia (11/12/10)… Dished out a career-high 13 assists in 27 minutes vs. New
Jersey (12/9/10)… Had his career-high 29 points (11-21 FG, 1-4 3FG, 6-6 FT) in 36 minutes at MIL (1/1/11)… Recorded 25 points (912 FGs, 3-4 3FGs, 4-4 FTs), including 18 first-half points, in 33 minutes vs. the Clippers (1/25/11)… Notched 20 points (8-12 FG, 2-4
3FG), including 15 fourth-quarter points, in 22 minutes at Sacramento (2/9/11)…Tallied 15 points and 6 assists vs. Phoenix (4/10/11)…
It was his seventh straight game with 10+ points, marking his longest double figure scoring streak of his career (3/30-4/10/11)... 200910 (Dallas): Averaged 7.6 points, 1.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 19.8 minutes in 78 games (18 starts) while shooting 44.0% (232-527
FG) from the floor, 35.7% (56-157 3FGs) from 3-point range and career-high 84.4% (76-90 FT) from the line… As a starter, averaged
11.1 points, 2.0 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 25.7 minutes… Recorded 25 games with 10+ points, six games with 15+ points, and three
games with 20+ points… Had a career-high 12 assists vs. Toronto (11/7/09) -- the most assists off the bench by a Mavs reserve since
Derek Harper had 13 vs. Philadelphia (2/19/87)… Scored a season-high 23 points (10-13 FGs),...(8-15 FG, 3-5 3FG vs. Houston
(12/18/09)… 2008-09 (Dallas): Averaged career-highs in many statistical categories including points (7.8), rebounds (2.2), assists (3.4),
minutes (20.3), games (79) and starts (15)… Shot 44.2% (246-557 FG) from the field (career-high), 35.7% (55-154 3FG) from 3-point
range and 75.3% (70-93 FT) from the line… Recorded 20 10-point games and six 20-point games… Had 15 points (7-11 FG),
including game-winning 3-pointer with 50.2 seconds to go vs. the Clippers (12/2/08)… In his first start of season, tallied 18 points (6-14
FG) in 31 minutes... vs. Phoenix (12/4/08)… Recorded 21 points and 5 assists in a career-high 40 minutes vs. San Antonio (12/9/08)…
Tallied 20 points, six assists, a career-high three steal, and one block in 37 minutes vs. Chicago (2/7/09)… Scored a then career-high
26 points at Houston (2/20/09)… 2007-08 (Dallas): In 44 games (9 starts), averaged 4.3 points, 1.1 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 10.5
minutes… Shot 41.8% (71-170 FG) from the field, 38.9% (21-54 3FG) from 3-point range, and 80.0% (28-35 FTs) from the line… Shot
a perfect 4-4 from 3-point range to score 25 points (9-11 FG, 4-4 3FG, 3-3 FT) in second career start vs. Sacramento (11/3/06)… Had
31 games on inactive list, including the final 18 of season... 2006-07 (Dallas): In 33 games (1 start), averaged 2.4 points and 5.8
minutes per game… Shot 35.9% (28-78 FG) from the field, 28.6% (5-21 3FG) from 3-point range and 66.7% (16-24 FT) from the free
throw line… Scored 13 of 16 points in the fourth quarter vs. Utah (4/13/07)… Recorded his first career double-double with 13 points and
10 rebounds (5 offensive) in 31 minutes at Golden State (4/17/07)... Assigned to the D-League’s Ft. Worth Flyers (1/18-1/31/07)… In 8
games (6 starts) with the Flyers, averaged 27.3 points, 5.0 rebounds, 7.8 assists and 1.3 assists in 36.6 minutes per game… Shot
52.3% (79-151 FGs) from the field, 43.8% (21-48 3FGs) from 3-point range and 78.0% (39-50 FTs) from the line in Ft. Worth.
PLAYOFF NOTES: Has played in 40 career postseason games, including 14 starts, averaging 7.7 points and 3.0 assists... 2011
(Dallas): Appeared in 21 playoff games for the 2011 World Champion Mavericks, averaging 8.9 points and 3.4 assists in 18.6
minutes... He tallied 22 points and eight assists in the Mavs' 2011 Western Conference Semifinals-clinching win over the Los Angeles
Lakers. He started the final three games of the 2011 NBA Finals vs. Miami, scoring 17 points in Game 4 and 15 points (on 7 -for-12
shooting) in the deciding Game 5... 2010 (Dallas): In six first round games vs. SA, averaged 5.8 points, 2.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists and
17.5 minutes…playoff career-high 14 points (6-13 FGs, 2-4 3FGs), 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 32 minutes in Game 3 at SA (4/23/10)...
2009 (Dallas): In 10 games (4 starts), averaged 7.6 points, 2.0 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 22.1 minutes… In five first round games (3
starts) vs. San Antonio, averaged 10.0 points, 2.0 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 26.4 minutes… In first career postseason start, recorded
13 points (5-8 FGs, 1-2 3FGs, 2-2 FTs), 7 assists, 1 steal, 33 minutes in Game 3 vs. SA (4/23/09)…In five Western Conference
Semifinal games (1 start) vs. Denver, averaged 5.2 points, 2.0 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 17.8 minutes… 2008 (Dallas): In Game 4 vs.
NO (4/27/08), appeared for five minutes and scored 8 points (3-4 FGs, 2-2 3FGs)... 2007 (Dallas): Appeared in two first round games
vs. GS for a total of four minutes.
INTERNATIONAL NOTES: Most recently competed in the 2014 FIBA World Cup with Puerto Rico, averaging 22.0 points and 3.2
assists per game... Competed in the 2013 FIBA Americas Championship for Puerto Rico, leading his team to a second place finish and
a berth in the 2014 FIBA World Cup... Played in the 2012 FIBA World Olympic Qualifying Tournament, averaging 11.3 points, 3.0
rebounds and 3.3 assists in three games... Appeared in 10 games for Puerto Rico (finished fourth place) in the 2011 FIBA Americas
Championship, totaling averages of 11.7 points, 3.9 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game... Represented Puerto Rico in five games at the
2010 FIBA World Championships (Istanbul, Turkey), averaging a team-high 16.4 points, 5.4 assists and 3.8 rebounds... Represented
Puerto Rico in five games at the 2008 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament (Athens, Greece), averaging 12.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and
2.2 assists... Played for Puerto Rico (finished in third place) in the 2007 FIBA Americas Tournament, averaging 7.5 points, 1.4 rebounds
and 2.3 assists in 8 games.
COLLEGE NOTES: Averaged 21.0 points, 4.4 rebounds, 8.4 assists as a senior... CAA Preseason All-Conference First Team
selection... CollegeInsider.com Preseason Mid-Major All-America selection... Named CAA Co-Player of the Week (11/22)… Scored 22
points in season opener vs. Brown... Followed that with 28 points and 14 assists in comeback win over Central Connecticut…
Converted 10-13 FGs, including 3-3 3FGs in 23-point effort against Lasell... Earned All-Tournament Team honors for a 45-point, 18assist effort over 2 games in the California Golden Bear Classic... Moved into third on the NU all-time field goals list in that game,
surpassing Mark Halsel (1980-84)... Scored 26 points with 10 assists in victory over Georgia State... Followed with his second-straight
double-double, a season-high 32 points and 10 assists in 38 minutes at Old Dominion.
PERSONAL NOTES: Born and raised in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico… Parents are Jaime Barea and Marta Mora… Has two older brothers,
Jamie J. Barea and Jason J. Barea… Has a son, Sebastian… Chosen as the flag bearer for the Puerto Rican delegation at the Centro
American Games to be held in July in hometown of Mayagüez, P.R.... Twitter handle: @JJBareaPR
NBA REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Year
06-07
07-08
08-09
09-10
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14
Totals
Team
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Minnesota
Minnesota
Minnesota
G
33
44
79
78
81
41
74
79
509
Min
191
460
1600
1546
1669
1032
1713
1471
9682
— Field Goals –—
FG FGA
Pct
28
78 .359
71
170 .418
246
557 .442
232
527 .440
285
649 .439
167
418 .400
316
758 .417
254
656 .387
1599 3813 .419
— 3-Point FG –—
FG FGA
Pct
6
21 .286
21
54 .389
55
154 .357
56
157 .357
66
189 .349
53
143 .371
97
280 .346
73
231 .316
427 1229 .347
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
16
24 .667
28
35 .800
70
93 .753
76
90 .844
133
157 .847
76
98 .776
105
134 .784
79
100 .790
583
731 .798
—– Rebounds –—
Off
Def
Tot
7
18
25
4
43
47
36
141
177
17
129
146
29
130
159
14
100
114
34
173
207
16
138
154
157
872 1029
Ast
24
58
269
258
317
232
294
303
1755
PF
19
48
121
119
136
61
131
129
764
Stl
1
14
37
35
30
21
32
26
196
TO
14
35
105
102
136
103
145
125
765
Blk
1
1
5
6
1
0
0
0
14
Pts
78
191
617
596
769
463
834
660
4208
Avg
2.4
4.3
7.8
7.6
9.5
11.3
11.3
8.4
8.3
FG FGA
Pct
0
0 .000
2
2 1.000
5
16 .313
4
10 .400
16
50 .320
27
78 .346
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
0
2 .000
0
0 .000
9
13 .692
1
3 .333
27
34 .794
37
52 .712
Off
Def
Tot
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
17
20
4
8
12
8
31
39
15
56
71
Ast
0
1
34
15
71
121
PF
0
1
13
13
28
55
Stl
0
0
3
2
6
11
TO
0
0
6
10
23
39
Blk
0
0
0
1
0
1
Pts
0
8
76
35
187
306
Avg
0.0
8.0
7.6
5.8
8.9
7.7
NBA PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Year
06-07
07-08
08-09
09-10
10-11
Totals
Team
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
G
2
1
10
6
21
40
Min
4
5
221
105
390
725
FG FGA
Pct
0
0 .000
3
4 .750
31
71 .437
15
37 .405
72
172 .419
121
284 .426
ANTHONY BENNETT #24
UNLV - FORWARD - 6-8 - 245 - 1 YEAR
2014 SUMMER LEAGUE: Appeared in four games (all starts) for the Cavaliers Summer League team in Las Vegas…Averaged 13.3
points and 7.8 rebounds in 29.8 minutes per game… Was the team’s top rebounder and second leading scorer… Had 15 points and
seven rebounds in 31 minutes against Milwaukee on July 11… Recorded a double-double of 13 points and 14 rebounds in 31 minutes
versus San Antonio on July 13.
2013-14 SEASON: Played in 52 games for the Cleveland Cavaliers… Averaged 4.2 points and 3.0 rebounds in 12.8 minutes per
game… Notched two double-doubles on the season… Posted 14 points on 5-for-8 shooting, including a pair of three-pointers in 13
minutes off the bench March 4 vs. San Antonio… Pulled down nine rebounds to go along with seven points in 16 minutes Feb. 19 vs.
Orlando… Recorded the second double-double of his career with 10 points on 5-for-9 shooting and a career-high 11 rebounds in 24
minutes off the bench Feb. 18 at Philadelphia… In five games from Feb. 3-11, averaged 10.8 points on 48.6% (17-for-35) shooting,
including 62.5% (5-for-8) from the three-point line and 5.4 rebounds in 21.2 minutes per game… Registered his first career doubledouble with a career-high 19 points on 6-for-9 shooting and 10 rebounds in 30 minutes off the bench Feb. 11 vs. Sacramento… Tallied
15 points, eight rebounds and one block in 31 minutes Jan. 28 vs. New Orleans… Pulled down eight rebounds in 18 minutes Jan. 7 vs.
versus Philadelphia… Scored in double figures six times… Led or tied for the team lead in blocks four times… Was DNP-CD 15 times
and DND nine times on the season… Missed two games due to illness from Dec. 20-21… Missed one game on Feb. 28 due to right
knee soreness… Missed 17 games from March 12 – April 12 due to a left patellar tendon strain… Was placed on the Inactive List six
times on the season.
COLLEGE NOTES: Played one season at UNLV… In 35 games (32 starts), averaged 16.1 points, 8.1 rebounds and 1.2 blocks in 27.1
minutes per game… Named Mountain West Conference Freshman of the Year in his only year at UNLV… First-Team All-Mountain
West, MWC All-Tournament team and was one of 15 finalists on the ballot for the John R. Wooden National Player of the Year Award…
Also named to the Sporting News' All-Freshman Team, USBWA Freshman All-America Team, USBWA's All-District VIII, First-Team
NABC All-District 17 and MW Championships All-Tournament Team… Honorable Mention Associated Press All-American and a finalist
for both the Oscar Robertson Trophy and Wayman Tisdale Award, given by the USBWA to the nation’s top player and freshman,
respectively… Shot 53.3% from the field, including a team-best 37.5% mark from the three-point line… Recorded 12 double-doubles,
which ranked him third nationally among all freshmen… Reached double-figure scoring in 28 of his 35 games, including 13 with 20-ormore points… Ranked seventh in the Mountain West Conference in scoring, fourth in blocks and fifth in rebounding…led UNLV in
three-point shooting percentage (37.5%)… Posted a career-high 28 points Jan. 5 vs. Cal State Bakersfield on 10-for-13 shooting from
the field with 10 rebounds in 29 minutes… Tallied 22 points on 9-for-14 shooting and a season-high 16 rebounds Jan. 12 vs. Air Force.
PERSONAL NOTES: Credits his mother, Edith, as his biggest influence… The first McDonald's High School All-American to attend
UNLV straight from high school since Freddie Banks in 1983… Also played in the Jordan Brand Classic Game and competed in the
McDonald’s Slam Dunk contest… Led Findlay Prep to a 32-1 record and the school's third ESPN National High School Invitational
Championship (in four years), where he earned MVP honors and was named to the All-Tournament Team… Favorite hobby is playing
video games… Favorite food is lasagna… Favorite television show is Family Guy… First Canadian-born player to be selected No. 1
overall in the NBA Draft.
Year
Team
13-14 Cleveland
Totals
G
52
52
Min
663
663
FG FGA
Pct
80
225 .356
80
225 .356
FG FGA
Pct
13
53 .245
13
53 .245
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
44
69 .638
44
69 .638
Off
Def
Tot
49
106
155
49
106
155
Ast
17
17
PF
93
93
Stl
21
21
TO
47
47
Blk
8
8
Pts
217
217
Avg
4.2
4.2
COREY BREWER #13
FLORIDA - FORWARD/GUARD - 6-9 - 188 - 7 YEARS
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): Returned to Minnesota for his seventh NBA campaign, having signed as an unrestricted free agent to
a three-year contract on July 12… Started 81 games, missing only Feb. 5 at Oklahoma City due to personal reasons… Averaged 12.3
ppg, 2.6 rpg and 1.7 apg (in 32.2 mpg) while shooting a career-high 48.1% from the floor, 28.0% from three-point range and 71.8%
from the FT line… Boosted his scoring to 15.9 ppg (on 55.0% shooting) over the final 15 contests; he attempted just 81 treys in his final
46 games, compared to 130 in the first 35… Ranked 7th in the NBA in steals by swiping a career-best 1.85 spg, and also finished 4th in
fast break scoring (5.2 ppg)… Exploded for a career-high 51 points Apr. 11 vs. Houston (tying Kevin Love's franchise single-game
record), adding a career-best six steals… He becomes the fourth player in NBA history to collect 50+ points and 6+ steals in the same
game, joining Rick Barry, Allen Iverson and Michael Jordan… Swiped 4+ steals in four straight games (Apr. 5-11), equaling the longest
such streak by any NBA player since Baron Davis put together seven in a row in Nov. 2003… Passed Doug West (428) for 3rd place on
the Wolves' all-time steal chart Apr. 8 vs. San Antonio… Played a career-high 47:32 on Mar. 19 at Dallas… Tallied a game-high 26
points Feb. 8 vs. Portland, one of seven 20+ performances this year and one of 12 career times he's scored 25+… Snagged a seasonhigh 12 rebounds Dec. 15 at Memphis, his fifth career double-digit night; he also went over the 4000-career-point mark in that contest…
The five 3-pointers Nov. 13 vs. Cleveland are one shy of his career best… He's the 11th player to enlist for two separate stints with the
Wolves, having played four seasons (2007-08 through 2010-11) in his first tour after being selected by Minnesota in the 1st round of the
2007 NBA Draft.
CAREER NOTES: Signed by the Wolves as a free-agent on July 12, 2013... Originally drafted by Minnesota with the 7th overall
selection of the 2007 NBA Draft... Traded to New York as part of a 12-player, three-team trade... Waived by the Knicks on March 1,
2011... Signed by the Dallas Mavericks as a free agent on March 3, 2011... 2012-13 (Denver): Appeared in all 82 games (two starts),
averaging 12.1 points, 2.9 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.44 steals in 24.4 minutes… Tallied 28 points and three rebounds vs. SAS on
4/10… Exploded for 29 points (5-6 3FG) and five steals vs. PHI on 3/21… Had team-high 26 points to go with six boards vs. OKC on
1/20… Scored 27 points while hitting a career-high six threes (6-7 3FG) vs. LAL on 12/26… 2011-12 (Denver): Appeared in 59 games
(17 starts) and averaged 8.9 points and 3.5, in 21.5 minutes… Shot 43.4% from the field and 69.2% from the free throw line… Posted a
season-high 26 points on 10-of-14 shooting (5-of-6 from 3FG) and five rebounds in 32 minutes at MEM on 2/17… Had 19 points, five
rebounds and two steals in 34 minutes at IND on 2/11… Registered nine points and a season-high five steals at DAL on 2/14/12… Led
the bench with 1.22 steals per game, ranking third overall on the team… Scored in double-digits in eight straight games from 2/17 at
MEM – 3/4 at SAS… Early in the season, recorded 3 DNP-CD on 12/31 at LAL, 1/1 vs. LAL and 1/6 at NOH... 2010-11 (Minnesota;
Dallas): Appeared in 69 total games (24 starts) and averaged 8.0 ppg, 2.5 rpg, and 1.3 apg in 21.9 minutes… Shot 39.5% from the field
and 70.8% from the free throw line… Played in 56 games with Minnesota (22 starts) averaging 8.6 ppg, 2.7 rpg, and 1.4 apg in 24.3
minutes… Played in 13 games for Dallas (2 starts) averaging 5.3 ppg, and 1.8 rpg in 11.4 minutes… Had a season-high 23 points (8-15
FGs), and five steals in 34 minutes vs. Orlando on 1/15/11… Registered 20 points in 28 minutes at Phoenix on 12/15/10… Waived by
New York on 3/1/11… Acquired by Dallas as a free agent on 3/3/11… Scored in double figures on 27 occasions, including three games
of 20+… Registered three DNP-CDs and spent six games on the inactive list (CDs) with Dallas... 2009-10 (Minnesota): Became just
the second Timberwolves player in the past 5 years to start all 82 games… Averaged 13.0 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 2.4 apg in 30.3 minutes… Shot
a career-best 43.1% from the floor and 64.8% from the FT line… Led the Wolves with 82 3-pointers, shooting 34.6% 3FGs… Ranked
18th in the NBA in steals (1.43 spg), tallying 3+ on 13 occasions… Tallied first career double-double with 22 points and 13 rebounds vs.
Denver on 11/25/09… Career-high 27 points vs. Washington on 12/26/09… Led Minnesota in scoring 17 times, and scored 20+ points
14 times (57 double-figure games)… 2008-09 (Minnesota): Played only 15 games before suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament in
his right knee vs. Denver on 11/29/08… Underwent surgery on 12/17/08 and missed the season's final 67 games… Played in 15 games
(8 starts) prior to the injury, averaging 6.2 ppg and 3.3 rpg in 20.5 minutes while shooting 41.4% from the floor and 73.7% from the foul
line … 2007-08 (Minnesota): Appeared in 79 games (35 starts) during his rookie season… Averaged 5.8 ppg, 3.7 rpg and 1.0 spg
while shooting 37.4% from the floor and 80.0% from the FT line in 22.8 minutes… 18 double-figure scoring games… 18 rebounds at
Atlanta on 12/6/07, the best single-game total by a Timberwolves rookie since Dean Garrett corralled 20 at San Antonio on 1/31/97…
16 points at Houston on 1/11/08… Season-best 16 points vs. Utah on 3/30/08)… Missed one game due to a right thigh contusion on
3/5/08.
PLAYOFF NOTES: Has played in 19 career postseason games, averaging 6.9 points and 1.4 rebounds... 2013 (Denver): Appeared in
six postseason contests, registering averages of 10.8 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.2 assists... Scored 19 points in 30 minutes in Game 2
vs. Golden State, one of four games in the series that he reached double figures... 2012 (Denver): Appeared in seven games vs. L.A.
Lakers, averaging 8.3 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.00 steals in 16.6 minutes… Scored 10+ three times, including a playoff career-high
18 points in GM 6 on 5/10... 2011 (Dallas): Appeared in 6 playoff games averaging 1.5 points in 3.8 minutes for Dallas on their way to
the 2011 NBA championship.
COLLEGE NOTES: Played three seasons at the University of Florida… Averaged 11.3 points (47.9% FGs, 35.6% 3FGs, 70.8% FTs),
4.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.6 steals in 108 games (106 starts)… Was a member of Florida’s National Championship teams in 2006
and 2007 when the Gators became the first school to post back-to-back titles in 15 years… Finished his career as Florida’s all-time
scoring leader in the NCAA Tournament with 198 points… Ranks T-28th on Florida’s all-time scoring list with 1,225 points… Ranks 5th
in career steals with 176… Named Most Outstanding Player of the 2007 NCAA Tournament Final Four… Earned First Team All-SEC
honors and named the SEC Co-Defensive Player of the Year as a junior… 2006-07: Ranked 2nd on the team in scoring (13.2 ppg) and
assists (2.9 apg) and 3rd in rebounding (4.7 rpg)… 2005-06: Named to the Final Four All-Tournament Team as a sophomore…
Averaged 12.7 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.3 assists in 39 games… 4 games with 20+ points… Posted the only triple-double in Florida
history with 15 points, 10 rebounds and a career-high 13 assists vs. Jacksonville on 12/18/05… 11 points and 7 rebounds vs. UCLA in
the 2006 National Championship Game… 2004-05: Earned SEC All-Freshman Team honors… Averaged 7.5 points, 3.4 rebounds and
a team-high 1.4 steals… 8 games with 10+ points.
PERSONAL: Parents are Glenda and the late Pee Wee Brewer… Hosts a summer basketball camp for elementary students in his
hometown of Portland, Tenn… Helped unveil a new Reading and Learning Center at Scheffer Recreation Center in St. Paul prior to his
rookie season… Actively participates in fundraising events for the American Diabetes Association and the Juvenile Diabetes
Association as the disease has impacted his immediate family… Named to the McDonald’s All-American Team in 2004 after averaging
29.4 points and 12.8 rebounds per game during his senior season at Portland High School… Has his own website
(www.cbrewer22.com)… Twitter handle: @CoreyBrewer13.
Year
07-08
08-09
09-10
10-11
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14
Totals
Team
Minnesota
Minnesota
Minnesota
Minnesota
Dallas
Denver
Denver
Minnesota
G
Min
79 1803
15
307
82 2482
56 1362
13
148
59 1287
82 2003
81 2609
467 12001
FG FGA
Pct
182
486 .374
37
90 .411
409
949 .431
168
437 .384
25
51 .491
201
463 .434
375
883 .425
388
807 .481
1785 4166 .428
FG FGA
Pct
7
36 .194
5
12 .416
82
237 .346
26
99 .263
4
13 .308
33
127 .260
91
307 .296
59
211 .280
307 1042 .295
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
88
110 .800
14
19 .737
166
256 .648
121
171 .708
15
21 .714
90
130 .692
149
216 .690
163
227 .718
806 1150 .701
Off
Def
Tot
82
210
292
18
31
49
70
209
279
45
107
152
12
11
23
43
107
150
55
180
235
63
144
207
388
999 1387
Ast
111
25
193
77
12
88
124
135
765
PF
188
37
224
134
25
113
154
210
1085
Stl
76
15
117
89
11
72
118
151
649
TO
25
13
164
77
10
56
102
105
616
Blk
89
3
29
14
2
17
23
30
143
Pts
459
93
1066
483
69
525
990
998
4683
Avg
5.8
6.2
13.0
8.6
5.3
8.9
12.1
12.3
10.0
FG FGA
Pct
1
3 .333
6
20 .300
9
36 .250
16
56 .286
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
0
0
--6
8 .750
14
21 .666
20
29 .690
Off
Def
Tot
0
2
2
6
8
14
3
8
11
9
18
27
Ast
1
6
7
14
PF
5
11
19
35
Stl
4
7
6
17
TO
2
2
7
11
Blk
0
2
1
3
Pts
9
58
65
132
Avg
1.5
8.3
10.8
6.9
Year
10-11
11-12
12-13
Totals
Team
Dallas
Denver
Denver
G
6
7
6
19
Min
23
116
146
570
FG FGA
Pct
4
9 .444
23
54 .426
21
68 .309
48
131 .366
CHASE BUDINGER #10
ARIZONA - FORWARD - 6-7 - 218 - 5 YEARS
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): Endured another injury-shortened season, his second in Minnesota and fifth in the NBA… Saw action
in 41 games, having been sidelined for the first 34 following arthroscopic surgery on his left knee (making his season debut Jan. 8 vs.
Phoenix) and missing the final six due to a sprained right ankle… Averaged a career-low 6.7 ppg and 2.5 rpg while logging 18.3 mpg…
His 39.4% accuracy from the floor is also the lowest of his career; he hit 35.0% from three-point range and 82.1% from the FT line…
Made eight starts, tallying 10.5 ppg in 23.6 mpg while going 14-for-32 (43.8%) from long range in those eight… Scored 24 points Apr. 4
at Miami, his high since netting 27 for Houston vs. New Orleans on Apr. 26, 2012; he also collected season highs with four assists in
37:44… Grabbed a season-high seven rebounds Mar. 26 vs. Atlanta… Netted 10.0 ppg (46.3%) in 21.7 mpg over his final nine
outings… Came off the bench in all 15 March appearances, after starting the final seven in February… Contributed 19 points Feb. 8 vs.
Portland, one of 11 double-figure scoring nights.
CAREER NOTES: Re-signed with the Wolves on July 12, 2013... Acquired by the Wolves, along with the draft rights to Lior Eliyahu,
from the Houston Rockets on June 26, 2012 in exchange for the No. 18 overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft… Selected by the Detroit
Pistons in the second round (44th overall) as an early entry candidate in the 2009 NBA Draft… Had his draft rights acquired by Houston
from Detroit in exchange for a future second-round pick and cash considerations on June 25, 2009… Signed by the Rockets on Aug.
13, 2009... 2012-13 (Minnesota): Saw his fourth NBA season (first in Minnesota) interrupted by injury… Appeared in just 23 games,
suffering a lateral meniscus tear in his left knee Nov. 10 at Chicago; he underwent surgery on Nov. 13 and missed 59 games before
returning Mar. 21 at Sacramento… Tallied 9.4 ppg, 3.1 rpg and 1.1 apg, shooting 41.4% from the field, 32.1% on three-pointers and
76.2% from the line… Made his lone start in the Nov. 10 game at Chicago, scoring nine points and notching season highs in assists
(four), steals (three) and minutes (27:53)… Netted a team-high 17 points Apr. 9 at Golden State, the second time he led, and pulled in a
season-high nine rebounds Mar. 27 vs. the Lakers… Scored a team- and season-high 18 points Nov. 9 vs. Indiana, including the gamewinner with :00.8 left… 2011-12 (Houston): In his third season with Houston, averaged 9.6 points and 3.7 rebounds in 58 games (nine
starts)… Finished 20th in the NBA in 3-point field goal percentage (.402, 88-219 3FG)… Was a DNP (CD) for eight games (1/21/121/25/12; 2/17/12; 2/20/12; 3/4/12-3/7/12)… Named one of four players to vie for the Sprite Slam Dunk championship on All-Star
Saturday Night in Orlando (2/25/12)… Reached double-figure points 29 times, including four 20-point games… Added one doubledouble on the season… Led (or tied) the Rockets in scoring five times… Totaled 17 points on 7-of-10 shooting (3-4 3FG) vs. Atlanta
(12/31/11)… Led Houston with 21 points (8-14 FG, 4-6 3FG) to go with eight rebounds (5 offensive) vs. Washington (1/27/12)…
Topped the Rockets with 19 points (7-12 FG) in a 97-84 win vs. New York (1/28/12)… Posted 12 points (5-5 FT) and a season-high 10
rebounds vs. Phoenix (2/3/12)… Led Houston with 22 points (7-14 FG, 4-8 3FG) in a 103-96 victory at Portland (2/8/12)… Recorded 12
points (5-9 FG), seven rebounds, a season-high-tying four assists and two steals in a 96-89 win at Phoenix (2/9/12)… Also had a
season-best four assists vs. Minnesota (1/30/12) and four at Miami (4/22/12)… Collected 15 points on 6-of-8 shooting (3-3 3FG) in a
112-106 win at New Jersey (3/10/12)… Totaled 10 points (2-2 3FG), nine rebounds and a career-high-tying three steals vs. Charlotte
(3/14/12)… Started at the L.A. Clippers (3/17/12), recording 19 points (8-14 FG) and six boards in 42:14 of action… Reached doublefigure scoring in a season-high six consecutive games (3/10/12-3/18/12)… Posted 15 points (6-11 FG) and a career-high-tying three
thefts at Portland (4/9/12)… Netted 19 points (7-16 FG) at Denver (4/15/12), making a season-high five 3-pointers (5-10 3FG)…
Recorded 22 points (8-17 FG, 4-11 3FG) at New Orleans (4/19/12)… Topped the Rockets with a season-best 27 points (10-18 FG) in a
start vs. New Orleans (4/26/12), matching his season best in makes from beyond the arc (5-9 3FG)… Made at least one 3-pointer in 24
of his last 26 outings of the season, which included a run of 12 straight games (3/24/12-4/15/12)... 2010-2011 (Houston): In his second
campaign with the Rockets, averaged 9.8 points and 3.6 rebounds in 78 games (22 starts)… averaged 13.9 points in a career-high 22
starts (Rockets record: 14-8)… DND for three games (11/14/10-11/17/10) due to a sprained left ankle… On the inactive list for one
game (3/23/11) with a mild-to-moderate left ankle sprain… Netted five 20-point games, including the first two 30-point performances of
his career… Grabbed a career-high-tying three thefts vs. Denver (10/30/10)… Left game at Indiana (11/12/10) with a sprained left
ankle… Led Houston with 22 points (8-10 FG) vs. Toronto (12/31/10)… Recorded his first career 30-point game with an even 30 points
(9-18 FG, 4-8 3FG, 8-9 FT) in a 124-119 win at Cleveland (2/23/11), notching 14 of his points (4-7 FG, 5-6 FT) in a decisive fourth
quarter… Scored 27 points (8-11 FG, 8-9 FT) vs. New Jersey (2/26/11)… Topped the Rockets with 20 points (6-10 FG, 4-6 3FG) at
Sacramento (3/7/11)… Recorded 19 points (6-13 FG) and a season-high five assists vs. Charlotte (3/16/11)… Reached double-figure
scoring in a career-best eight consecutive outings (3/1/11-3/16/11)… Left in the second quarter with a left ankle sprain vs. Utah
(3/20/11)… Made another season-best 4-of-6 from beyond the arc en route to 16 points (6-15 FG) at Miami (3/27/11)… Posted 15
points (6-7 FT) and a season-high nine rebounds at Philadelphia (3/30/11)… Netted 16 points (7-15 FG) vs. the L.A. Clippers (4/9/11)
to go along with his season-high-tying nine boards… Notched a career-high 35 points (12-21 FG, 4-8 3FG, 7-7 FT) in leading the
Rockets to a 121-102 win at Minnesota (4/13/11)… 2009-2010 (Houston): In his rookie season, averaged 8.9 points and 3.0 rebounds
in 74 games (four starts) with Houston… On the inactive list for four games, one (11/4/09) due to a left ankle sprain suffered at Utah
(11/2/09) and three outings (12/23/09-12/27/09) with a right ankle sprain… Also DND for four games (12/22/09; 12/29/09-1/2/10) with
the right ankle sprain… Netted a pair of 20-point performances and notched two double-doubles… Recorded double-figure scoring in a
season-high six consecutive games (2/9/10-2/24/10)… Made the first regular season start of his career vs. Detroit (12/15/09), finishing
with 16 points (6-11 FG), a career-high 12 rebounds and five assists… Returned at the L.A. Lakers (1/5/10) after missing seven games
with a moderate-to-severe right ankle sprain, which he suffered in the second quarter vs. Oklahoma City (12/19/09)… Totaled 14 points
(5-5 FG, 2-2 3FG, 2-2 FT) in the fourth quarter vs. Golden State (2/2/10)… Posted 10 points (2-5 3FG) and a career-high-tying 12
rebounds at Miami (2/9/10)… Finished with a career-high six assists vs. Orlando (2/24/10)… Also made starts at Utah (2/27/10) and vs.
the L.A. Clippers (3/25/10)… Led Houston with a season-high 24 points (9-13 FG) vs. Washington (3/30/10)… Got a start at forward at
Boston (4/2/10), matching his season-high 24 points (9-14 FG) behind a career-best 6-of-8 night from behind the arc in 45:16 of
action… Registered a career-best three steals at the L.A. Lakers (11/15/09) and three vs. Utah (4/7/10).
INTERNATIONAL NOTES: Selected MVP of the 2006 Nike Junior World Championships held in Douai, France, leading Team USA to
a 6-0 record with averages of 28 points and eight rebounds per game.
COLLEGE NOTES: Averaged 17.0 points (.469, 599-1276 FG; .383, 190-496 3FG) and 5.8 rebounds in three seasons at Arizona…
Finished career ranked 11th on Arizona’s scoring list with 1,697 career points, which stands as the highest all-time point total in three
seasons or less by a UA player… Earned All-America Honorable Mention for a second straight year from The Associated Press and
was a First-Team All-Pac-10 selection as a junior… One of just two Wildcats to start every game his sophomore season, earning ThirdTeam All-Pac-10 accolades… Selected as the 2007 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, becoming just the fifth Wildcats player to earn that
honor… Was one of just nine freshman in Arizona history to ever score more than 400 points in a season… Inducted into Arizona’s
Ring of Honor in 2011.
PERSONAL NOTES: Born on May 22, 1988, in San Diego, California… Son of Mara and Duncan Budinger… Majored in sociology at
Arizona… Favorite all-time movie is Gladiator… Lists favorite all-time TV show as Entourage… Favorite athlete growing up was Michael
Jordan… Co-hosted Bowl ‘n Bash on Mar. 22, 2011, a free event for kids and mentors from Big Brothers Big Sisters… Held his
Inaugural Basketball Camp for San Diego-area youth at La Costa Canyon High School in Aug. 2010 … Scholar athlete at La Costa
Canyon High School, ranking as one of the nation’s top players in both basketball and volleyball… Averaged 34 points, 11 rebounds,
4.5 assists and 3.0 steals as a senior in leading La Costa Canyon to the CIF Regional Championship… A Parade magazine First-Team
All-American, he also claimed co-MVP honors in the 2006 McDonald’s High School All-America Game… Was the runner-up in the 2006
McDonald’s All-American Slam Dunk contest… In 2005-06, was named San Diego County Male Athlete of the Year by the San Diego
Union-Tribune for his exploits in both basketball and volleyball… Was a three-time San Diego County Volleyball Player of the Year and
the 2006 Mizuno National High School Volleyball Player of the Year... Twitter handle: @CBudinger.
Year
09-10
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14
Totals
Team
Houston
Houston
Houston
Minnesota
Minnesota
G
74
78
58
23
41
274
Min
1488
1738
1298
508
751
5783
FG FGA
Pct
249
565 .441
279
656 .425
208
471 .442
79
191 .414
100
254 .394
915 2137 .428
FG FGA
Pct
92
249 .369
89
274 .325
88
219 .402
26
81 .321
42
120 .350
337
943 .357
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
67
87 .770
118
138 .855
54
70 .771
32
42 .762
32
39 .821
303
376 .806
Off
Def
Tot
38
182
220
52
229
281
38
179
217
15
56
71
19
84
103
162
730
892
Ast
88
127
74
25
31
345
PF
85
114
65
29
58
351
Stl
34
41
29
14
19
137
TO
48
67
55
23
24
217
Blk
11
18
7
7
2
45
Pts
657
765
558
216
274
2470
Avg
8.9
9.8
9.6
9.4
6.7
9.0
GORGUI DIENG #5
LOUISVILLE - CENTER - 6-11 - 230 - 1 YEAR
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): Closed his rookie NBA campaign on the upswing, highlighted by being named Western Conference
Rookie of the Month for March… Saw action in 60 games overall, including 33 of the final 35; he averaged 4.8 ppg and and 5.0 rpg (in
13.6 mpg) while shooting 49.8% from the floor and 63.4% from the FT line… Started 15 of the final 18 contests, averaging 12.0 ppg and
11.3 rpg in 30.2 mpg and hitting 52.8% (84-for-159) from the floor in those 18 while collecting nine double-doubles… Hit the gamewinning shot with :04.6 left Apr. 11 vs. Houston, capping a 12-point, 20-rebound performance… Became the fifth player in Wolves
history to record a 20-point/20-rebound game Mar. 20 at Houston (22 pts/21 reb), joining Kevin Garnett, Tom Gugliotta, Al Jefferson
and Kevin Love… He's also just the fourth NBA rookie in the past 20 years to accomplish that feat (Joe Smith, Tim Duncan, DeJuan
Blair)… Also dealt a season-high four assists in the Mar. 20 game at Houston… Made his first start Mar. 16 vs. Sacramento; the five
blocks tied a team season best.
CAREER NOTES: Acquired by the Timberwolves on draft night (June 27, 2013) along with the draft rights to Shabazz Muhammad
(14th overall) from the Utah Jazz in exchange for the draft rights to Trey Burke (9th overall)... Selected by the Utah Jazz with the 21st
overall selection in the 2013 NBA Draft.
INTERNATIONAL NOTES: Helped Senegal reach the knockout stage of the 2014 FIBA World Cup where they were eliminated by host
nation Spain... Averaged a team-high 16 points and 10.7 rebounds per game... Recorded three double-doubles in five group stage
games, including a 27-point outburst against Croatia... Totaled 16 points, 11 rebounds and five steals and hit a game-winning threepointer at the buzzer in leading Senegal to a 66-65 victory over Team USA Midwest in the 2009 Nike Global Challenge in Oregon on
Aug. 8, 2009.
COLLEGE NOTES: 2012-13: BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year and an All-BIG EAST first team selection... Averaged 8.7 points,
7.3 rebounds and 2.5 blocked shots in six NCAA Tournament games.... An All-Midwest Region selection... Narrowly missed a tripledouble in the BIG EAST Championship title game vs. Syracuse with nine points, nine rebounds and a career-high eight assists...
Scored a career-high 23 points against Seton Hall (10-of-11 FG), adding eight rebounds and three blocked shots (2/23/13)... In league
games only, he led in the BIG EAST Conference in rebounding (10.8 rpg) and was second in blocked shots (2.8 bpg)... In overall
statistics, he ranked second in the BIG EAST Conference and 29th nationally in rebounding (9.4 rpg), and third in the league and 24th
nationally in blocked shots (2.5)... His 9.4 rebounding average was the highest in 19 years (since Clifford Rozier in 1993-94, 11.1 rpg)...
2011-12: Led the BIG EAST and was eighth nationally in blocked shots (3.2 per game), was third in the league in rebounding (9.1; 45th
in the nation) and seventh in field goal percentage (.525)... His 128 blocked shots as a sophomore were a new UofL single season
record... He swatted six shots three times (vs. Memphis, Kentucky, Seton Hall) and seven on three occasions (vs. St. John's, Rutgers,
Michigan St.)... Had 11 double-doubles as a sophomore, the latest being 11 points, 13 rebounds and four steals at Cincinnati... His 11
double-doubles were third in the BIG EAST... Named to the BIG EAST All-Tournament team after averaging 8.8 points, 9.0 rebounds
and 3.3 blocked shots while shooting 68.2 percent from the field in the four games... 2010-11: Ranked third in the BIG EAST and 53rd
nationally in blocks (1.9)... Blocked a shot in 24 of his 29 games as a freshman, with multiple swats in 13 games... Blocked at least four
shots in five games, including rejecting five against Seton Hall and at USF in his first two BIG EAST games... Starter at center in 10
games, averaging 6.4 points, 4.9 rebounds and 2.2 blocks in those 10 starts while hitting 26-of-42 field goals (.619)... Produced his first
career double-double with 13 points and a career-high 12 rebounds against Connecticut (2/18/11).
PERSONAL NOTES: Born on Jan. 18, 1990... Son of Momar Dieng and Seynabou Diagne... One of eight children in his family...
Majored in communication at Louisville... Speaks five languages (Spanish, French, Italian, English and his native Wolof)... Honored at
The White House on June 23, 2013 as President Obama welcomed the 2013 NCAA Champion Louisville Cardinals for a celebration...
Averaged 15.4 points, 12.6 rebounds and 7.2 blocked shots as a senior at Huntington St. Joseph Prep in Huntington, West Virginia...
Enjoys playing video games in his spare time... Twitter handle: @GorguiDieng.
Year
Team
13-14 Minnesota
Totals
G
60
60
Min
818
818
FG FGA
Pct
113
227 .498
113
227 .498
FG FGA
Pct
1
1 1.000
1
1 1.000
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
59
93 .634
59
93 .634
Off
Def
Tot
103
197
300
103
197
300
Ast
39
39
PF
108
108
Stl
30
30
TO
54
54
Blk
50
50
Pts
286
286
Avg
4.8
4.8
ROBBIE HUMMEL #4
PURDUE - FORWARD - 6-8 - 220 - 1 YEAR
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): One of three rookies on the Wolves' roster this season, he appeared in 53 games (five starts),
including 19 of the final 20… Contributed 3.4 ppg and 2.5 rpg in 12.4 mpg while shooting 37.9% from the field, 36.0% from beyond the
arc and 93.8% from the FT line… Closed the season by connecting on 17 of his final 32 three-point attempts (53.1%) over a 16-game
stretch… Netted a season-high 12 points Apr. 5 at Orlando, his fourth double-digit scoring night… Claimed a season-high eight
rebounds Feb. 23 at Portland; he averaged 9.7 reb/48 on the year… Member of the Wolves' entry at the 2013 Las Vegas Summer
League, where he tallied 8.6 ppg (47.1%) and 5.8 rpg.
CAREER NOTES: Re-signed by Minnesota on July 22, 2014... Signed by Minnesota on Sept. 26, 2013… Selected by Minnesota in the
2nd round (58th overall) of the 2012 NBA Draft.
PROFESSIONAL NOTES: 2012-13: Wrapped up his first pro season by appearing in 30 games for Spanish club Blusens Monbús
Obradoiro in the Liga Endesa (ACB)… Averaged 10.1 ppg and 3.8 rpg in 20.3 mpg, shooting 47.0% from the field, 41.2% (28-for-68)
from three-point range and 89.1% from the FT line… Reached double figures on 19 occasions, scoring a game- and season-high 19
points (in 24:33) in the Apr. 14 victory at Real Madrid… Added 18 points Jan. 13 at Joventut, and snared nine rebounds Dec. 1 at
Estudiantes… Debuted on Nov. 10 vs. Murcia, having been sidelined for two months after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his right
knee.
INTERNATIONAL NOTES: 2009: Averaged 7.3 points and 5.6 rebounds in seven games (three starts) to help lead Team USA to the
bronze medal at the 2009 World University Games in Belgrade, Serbia.
COLLEGE NOTES: Purdue's first-ever winner of the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award… An honorable mention AP All-American…
USBWA All-District V… NABC All-District 7… Puerto Rico Tip-Off All-Tournament Team… Big Ten Player of the Week (Feb. 27)…
Finished his career ranked ninth in program history in points (1,772), fourth in rebounds (862), three-point field goals (216) and games
started (120), sixth in free throw percentage (.841) and minutes played (3,830), seventh in blocks (112) and assist-to-turnover ratio
(1.94), 11th in steals (132), 12th in free throws made (390), 14th in double-doubles (20) and 24th in assists (268)… 2011-12: Made 72
three-pointers to rank ninth on Purdue's single-season chart… Ranked fourth in the Big Ten in scoring (16.4) and rebounds (7.2), fifth in
free throw percentage (.825) and blocks per game (1.2) and sixth in three-pointers per game (2.1) in overall games… Ranked fourth in
the conference in rebounds (7.8), fifth in free throw percentage (.843), sixth in blocks per game (1.2), seventh in scoring (16.3) and 12th
in three-pointers per game (1.7) in Big Ten games only… 2010-11: Named to the John R. Wooden Award Preseason Top 50… Missed
the season after suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament in preseason practice… 2009-10: Second-team State Farm Coaches AllAmerican… Honorable mention AP All-American… UBWA All-District V… NABC All-District 7… First-team All-Big Ten… Academic AllBig Ten… John R. Wooden Award and Oscar Robertson Trophy finalist… Paradise Jam All-Tournament Team… Started all 27 games
before suffering a season-ending knee injury on Feb. 24… Averaged 15.7 points, 6.9 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.1 steals and 1.0 blocks
per game… Led the Big Ten and ranked eighth in the NCAA in free throw percentage with a mark of 90.2 percent, the second-best
single-season mark in program history… Also ranked fourth in the league in defensive rebounds (5.3), sixth in both in rebounds (6.9)
and blocked shots (1.0), seventh in scoring (15.7) and 12th in three-point field goals per game (1.6) in all games… Ranked second in
free throw percentage (89.2), third in defensive rebounds (5.8), sixth in rebounds (7.3) and blocks (1.2), seventh in scoring (16.2) and
three-point field goal percentage (40.9), 11th in three-point field goals (1.8) and 15th in steals (1.1) in league play… 2008-09: Received
third-team All-Big Ten honors from the conference media and head coaches… Named MVP of the Big Ten Tournament… USBWA AllDistrict V honoree… Academic All-Big Ten… Led the Boilermakers in scoring 10 times and rebounding on 13 occasions in 32 games…
Averaged 12.5 points, a team-best 7.0 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game… 2007-08: Named first-team All-Big Ten by the league's
media and head coaches, becoming the first Purdue freshman to ever garner first-team honors… Selected to the Big Ten All-Freshman
Team… Earned USBWA All-District recognition… One of 24 finalists for the John R. Wooden Award… One of 10 finalists for the Oscar
Robertson National Player of the Year Award… Named Big Ten Player of the Week on Feb. 11… Led the conference in three-point
field goal percentage (44.7) and ranked 11th in scoring (11.4).
PERSONAL: Full name is Robert John Hummel… Born on March 8, 1989 in Valparaiso, Ind… Son of Glenn and Linda Hummel… Has
one brother, Dan… Contemplated a career as a hip hop artist this past summer, but ultimately decided to concentrate on basketball...
Twitter handle: @RobbieHummel.
Year
Team
13-14 Minnesota
Totals
G
53
53
Min
655
655
FG FGA
Pct
67
177 .379
67
177 .379
FG FGA
Pct
32
89 .360
32
89 .360
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
15
16 .938
15
16 .938
Off
Def
Tot
35
97
132
35
97
132
Ast
23
23
PF
57
57
Stl
16
16
TO
10
10
Blk
2
2
Pts
181
181
Avg
3.4
3.4
ZACH LaVINE #8
UCLA - GUARD - 6-5 - 180 - ROOKIE
2014 SUMMER LEAGUE: Started all six of the Wolves’ games, averaging 15.7 points, 4.3 rebounds and a team-high 2.8 assists...
Shot 84.4% (27-for-32) from the free-throw line... Scored 20 points in the Wolves’ 86-77 win over Phoenix and tallied 22 points and four
assists in a 97-78 win vs. New Orleans.
CAREER NOTES: Selected by Minnesota in the 1st round (13th overall) of the 2014 NBA Draft.
COLLEGE NOTES: Spent one season at UCLA before entering the NBA draft, playing in all 37 games and making one start (versus
Oregon, Feb. 27)… Averaged 9.4 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game… Captured Pac-12 All-Freshman Team honors…
Shot 44.1 percent from the field, including 37.5 percent from three-point range… Finished his freshman campaign with 48 threepointers, the second-highest number of three-point field goals by a freshman in UCLA history (trailing Jason Kapono’s school-freshmanrecord 82 three-pointers in 1999-00)… Scored in double figures in 17 games, including nine of his first 10 games… Was named to the
2013 Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational All-Tournament Team after having averaged 19.5 points in two games at Orleans Arena…
Scored a season-high 21 points against Nevada (Nov. 28)… Grabbed a season-high eight rebounds against Oregon (Feb. 27).
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES: Three-year varsity basketball letterwinner at Bothell High School (Bothell, Wash.)… Named the 2013
Associated Press Washington state player of the year as a senior… Averaged 28.5 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game as a
senior… Earned Class 4A all-state honors, in addition to being named the state of Washington’s “Mr. Basketball” by the Washington
Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association in March 2013… Helped guide Bothell to a 21-5 overall record and 13-1 league mark in
2012-13… As a junior (2011-12), led Bothell to the Class 4A state playoffs and averaged just over 23.0 points per game… As a
sophomore (2010-11), registered 25.9 points per game… Was ranked No. 27 overall nationally in his high school class by Scout.com in
the fall of 2012… Also was ranked No. 51 overall by ESPN.com… Was listed as the No. 1 shooting guard on the West Coast by
Scout.com and the No. 6 point guard nationally by Scout.com… Listed as the No. 1 high school senior in the state of Washington by
ESPN.com and the No. 6 player on the West Coast by ESPN.com.
PERSONAL NOTES: Full name is Zachary LaVine… Born March 10, 1995 in Renton, Wash… Zach is the son of Cheryl JohnsonLaVine and Paul LaVine… Has three sisters: Chandi Leishman, Linda Carter and Camryn LaVine.
COLLEGE STATISTICS
Year
Team
13-14 UCLA
Totals
G
37
37
Min
904
904
FG FGA
Pct
127
288 .441
127
288 .441
FG FGA
Pct
48
128 .375
48
128 .375
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
47
68 .691
47
68 .691
Off
Def
Tot
18
76
94
18
76
94
Ast
66
66
PF
73
73
Stl
33
33
TO
42
42
Blk
6
6
Pts
349
349
Avg
9.4
9.4
KEVIN MARTIN #23
WESTERN CAROLINA - GUARD - 6-7 - 285 - 10 YEARS
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): Wrapped up his first season with the Wolves (10th in the NBA) by starting 68 games… Sidelined for
seven games (Feb. 8-25) due to a fractured left thumb and sat out five (Apr. 4-11) with a sore right foot… Ranked 22nd in the NBA in
scoring (19.1 ppg) and 4th in FT accuracy (89.1%); the latter is the second-best percentage of his career and the fifth-highest singleseason mark in franchise history… Also averaged 3.0 rpg and 1.8 apg in 32.0 mpg while shooting 43.0% from the field and 38.7% from
three-point range (35th in the NBA)… Shot 44.2% from (72-for-163) beyond the arc in 35 road games, compared with 32.1% (43-for134) in 33 at Target Center… Made 92 of his final 99 FT attempts (92.9%), dating to a 1st-quarter miss Mar. 3 at Denver… Poured in a
season-high 36 points in the Apr. 16 finale vs. Utah, his seventh 30+ effort this year (76th career) and the 21st time he was Minnesota's
top scorer… Sank the 1000th three-pointer of his career Mar. 16 vs. Sacramento, and pulled down his 2000th career rebound Mar. 14
at Charlotte… Netted 32 points Feb. 4 vs. the L.A. Lakers; the four assists and 26 FGA were season highs… Hit the game-winning
jumper with :08.4 left Jan. 24 at Golden State… Claimed a season-high 10 rebounds Nov. 20 vs. the L.A. Clippers, part of his ninth
career double-double (first since Nov. 4, 2009 vs. Atlanta)… Scored his 10,000th career point Nov. 11 at the Clippers; the Feb. 7 game
at New Orleans was the 600th of his career.
CAREER NOTES: Traded to the Timberwolves as part of a three-team, sign-and-trade deal that sent Martin and cash considerations to
Minnesota, Luke Ridnour, a 2014 second-round pick (from Minnesota) and cash considerations (from Oklahoma City) to Milwaukee and
the draft rights to Szymon Szewczyk (from Milwaukee) to Oklahoma City... Drafted by the Sacramento Kings with the 26th overall pick
in the 2004 NBA Draft... Signed to a multiyear contract extension by Sacramento on Aug. 28, 2007... Traded to the Houston Rockets on
Feb. 18, 2010 as part of a three-team trade involving Houston, New York and Sacramento... Acquired by Oklahoma City from Houston
on Oct. 27, 2012 along with Jeremy Lamb, two first-round picks and a second-round pick in exchange for James Harden, Cole Aldrich,
Daequan Cook and Lazar Hayward... 2012-13 (Oklahoma City): Appeared in 77 games and averaged 14.0 points (ranked 5th in the
NBA among reserves), 2.3 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 27.7 minutes… Ranked 4th in the NBA in free throw shooting accuracy (89.0%;
216-243 FT)… Scored 20-plus points on 10 occasions (including three straight games from 11/16–11/21)… OKC went 9-1 when Martin
scored 20-plus points… Ranked 10th in the NBA in 3-point shooting accuracy (42.6%; 158-371 3FG)… Recorded a 3-point field goal in
all but 10 games this season… Posted a game-high 28 points (19 points in the second qtr) on 8-of-11 shooting on vs. ATL (11/4),
including six three point makes (one shy of the OKC era record)… Recorded six made 3-point FGs after posting a game-high-tying 27
points during OKC win at NOH (11/16)… Missed one game with right quad contusion… One game DNP – flu like symptoms… Three
games DND – lower back spasms… 2011-12 (Houston): Averaged a team-high 17.1 points, 2.7 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 40 games
(40 starts)… Ranked tied for fourth in the NBA in free throw percentage (career-best .894, 160- 179 FT). Registered a team-best 16 20plus point outings, including four 30-point games… Led (or tied) the Rockets in scoring 16 times… Registered five 20-point halves,
including a season-best 27 first-half points (10-14 FG, 5-8 3FG, 2-2 FT) vs. New Orleans (1/19/12)… Recorded a season-best six
consecutive 20-plus point games (1/19/12- 2/1/12), averaging 29.2 points (.496, 63-127 FG) and going 26-of-57 (.456) from 3-point
range over that time frame… Placed on the inactive list for two games (1/27/12-1/28/12) due to inflammation in his right heel… DND for
17 games (and NWT one game (3/27/12) due to a strained right shoulder… 2010-2011 (Houston): In his second season with the
Rockets, averaged a team-high 23.5 points, 3.2 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.00 steals in 80 games (80 starts)… Became the first player
in Rockets history to reach 1,800 points (career- high 1,876), make 500 or more free throws (career- high 594) and hit at least 100 3pointers (career-high 176) in a single season… One of three Rockets players (all-time) to finish in the NBA top-10 of at least four major
statistical categories, ranking tied for first in the NBA in free throws made (career-high 594), third in 3-point field goals made (careerhigh 176), eighth in free throw percentage (.888) and ninth in points per game (23.5)… Reached the 40-point mark twice and finished
with a single-season, career-high 20 30-plus point outings... Totaled a singleseason, career-best 57 20-point performances… 20092010 (Sacramento; Houston): Averaged a combined 20.6 points, 3.6 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.00 steals in 46 games (43 starts)
with Sacramento and Houston… Underwent surgery to repair a non-displaced hairline fracture of the navicular bone in his left wrist
(11/9/09) and missed 32 games due to that injury, which he suffered vs. Memphis (11/2/09)… Acquired by Houston from Sacramento in
a three-team trade on Feb. 18… Averaged 21.3 points (.924, 171-185 FT), 2.9 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 0.96 steals in 24 games (22
starts) with the Rockets… Overall, recorded 25 20-point performances and seven games of 30 or more points… Ranked 10th in the
league in free throw percentage (.876, 298-340 FT)… 2008-2009 (Sacramento): Led Sacramento with a career-high 24.6 points per
game (.420, 341-811 FG) in 51 games (46 starts)… Missed a total of 30 contests with an injured left ankle (11/11/08-11/29/08; 12/9/0912/28/08)… Ranked ninth in the NBA in free throws made (457) and attempted (527)… Posted 20 or more points 37 times, recorded
30-plus points on 16 occasions, reached the 40-point plateau twice and notched one 50-point game… Registered a career-high 13
consecutive games with at least 20 points (12/30/08-1/24/09)… Netted a career-high 50 points (11-22 FG, 5-11 3FG, 23-26 FT) at
Golden State (4/1/09)… 2007-2008 (Sacramento): Averaged a team-leading 23.7 points, 4.5 boards, 2.1 assists and 1.02 steals 61
games (57 starts) with the Kings… Missed 17 games after suffering a strained groin vs. Utah (12/7/07)… Finished sixth in the NBA in
scoring, joining Corey Maggette and Dwight Howard as the only players to average at least 20.0 points per game while attempting 15 or
fewer shots per contest… Led the league in average free throws made per game (8.2)… Set a Sacramento-era, single-season record
with 502 free throws made… 2006-2007 (Sacramento): Finished second in voting for the 2006-07 NBA Most Improved Player after
averaging a team-high 20.2 points, 4.3 rebounds, 2.2 assists and a career-high 1.23 steals in 80 games (80 starts) with Sacramento…
Made 39 consecutive free throws (11/3/06-11/15/06)… 2005-2006 (Sacramento): Averaged 10.8 points (.847, 188-222 FT), 3.6
rebounds and 0.76 steals in 72 games (41 starts) with the Kings… Posted averages of 13.7 points, 4.7 boards, 1.8 assists and 33.7
minutes in 41 games as a starter… Made 37 consecutive free throws (2/3/06-2/15/06)… 2004-2005 (Sacramento): Averaged 2.9
points, 1.3 rebounds and 0.5 assists in 45 games off the bench as a rookie with Sacramento.
PLAYOFF NOTES: Has registered averages of 13.7 points and 3.8 rebounds in 17 career playoff contests with Sacramento and
Oklahoma City... 2005-06 (Sacramento): Appeared in six postseason games (one start) with Sacramento, averaging 13.2 points (2929 FT) and 5.0 rebounds… Ranked first in the NBA in playoff free throw percentage (1.000, 29-29 FT)… Recorded a playoff-careerhigh 26 points (7-15 FG, 2-4 3FG, 10-10 FT) and a postseason-career-best eight rebounds in 45 minutes played in Game Two of the
First Round at San Antonio (4/25/06)… Made the game-winning layup as time expired in Game Four vs. San Antonio (4/28/06)... 201213 (Oklahoma City): Appeared in 11 playoff games for Oklahoma City, including one start, averaging 14.0 points and 3.1 rebounds in
29.4 minutes per contest... Scored 25 points in the series-clinching Game 6 at Houston and 25 points in the series opener vs. Memphis.
COLLEGE NOTES: Averaged 23.3 points, 4.5 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.70 steals in 79 games (77 starts) over three seasons at
Western Carolina... Became the first Western Carolina athlete selected in the first round of any professional draft… Ranked fourth alltime on the Catamount’s scoring list with 1,838 points and stood as the school’s all-time leading scorer since the program moved to
Division I in 1976-77… Ranked fourth all-time in 3-point field goals made (174), second in career free throw percentage (.841, 534-635
FT) and third in free throws made (534)... Earned First-Team All-Southern Conference honors in three consecutive seasons (2001-02 to
2003-04).
PERSONAL NOTES: Born on Feb. 1, 1983... Son of Kevin Sr. and Marilyn Martin... Has a brother named Jonathan... Nickname is “KMart”... Majored in sports management at Western Carolina... In June, 2010, volunteered to donate money to pay for the funeral of
Kasey King-Thomas, a six-year-old boy who died in a school bus accident near Martin's hometown... Favorite player growing up was
Michael Jordan... Finished fourth in the Ohio “Mr. Basketball” balloting after his senior season at Zanesville High School in 2000-01.
Year
04-05
05-06
06-07
07-08
08-09
09-10
09-10
09-10
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14
Totals
Team
Sacramento
Sacramento
Sacramento
Sacramento
Sacramento
Sacramento
Houston
-Houston
Houston
G
Min
45
455
72 1913
80 2818
61 2216
51 1947
22
774
24
859
46 1633
80 2603
40 1264
Oklahoma City 77
2136
Minnesota 68 2177
620 19162
FG FGA
Pct
45
117 .385
262
546 .480
505 1,067 .473
417
914 .456
341
811 .420
135
339 .398
154
354 .435
289
693 .417
553 1,267 .436
222
537 .413
350
778 .450
440 1023 .430
3424 7753 .442
FG FGA
Pct
5
25 .200
66
179 .369
127
333 .381
107
266 .402
115
277 .507
39
110 .355
31
100 .310
70
210 .333
176
459 .383
78
225 .346
158
371 .426
115
297 .387
1017 2642 .385
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
36
55 .655
188
222 .847
481
570 .844
502
578 .869
457
527 .867
127
155 .819
171
185 .924
298
340 .876
594
669 .888
160
179 .894
219
246 .890
303
340 .891
3238 3726 .869
— Free Throws —
FG FGA
Pct
6
19 .316
17
46 .370
23
65 .354
FT FTA
Pct
29
29 1.000
39
43 .907
68
72 .944
Off
Def
Tot
29
29
58
58
203
261
69
273
342
48
225
273
29
154
183
20
74
94
9
61
70
29
135
164
28
230
258
13
93
106
31
147
178
34
169
203
368 1658 2026
Ast
22
97
173
129
138
57
54
111
198
110
106
121
1205
PF
35
138
181
150
116
51
45
96
155
70
101
123
1202
Stl
16
55
98
62
61
23
23
46
80
28
72
66
584
TO
24
81
135
131
146
35
57
92
184
70
101
106
1070
Blk
3
9
11
5
8
4
2
6
15
3
8
6
74
Pts
131
778
1,618
1,443
1,254
436
510
946
1,876
682
1,077
1298
11103
Avg
2.9
10.8
20.2
23.7
24.6
19.8
21.3
20.7
23.5
17.1
14.0
19.1
17.9
Ast
3
14
17
PF
11
18
29
Stl
3
7
10
TO
2
11
13
Blk
2
3
5
Pts
79
154
233
Avg
13.2
14.0
13.7
Year
Team
G
05-06 Sacramento 6
12-13 Oklahoma City 11
Totals
17
Min
197
323
1040
FG FGA
Pct
22
54 .407
49
129 .380
71
183 .388
Off
10
2
12
Def
20
32
52
Tot
30
34
64
SHABAZZ MUHAMMAD #15
UCLA - GUARD/FORWARD - 6-6 - 225 - 1 YEAR
2014 SUMMER LEAGUE: Appeared in 5 games (all starts) for the Wolves entry in 2014 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas...
Averaged a team-high 16.2 points and 5.8 rebounds per game... Converted on 4-of-9 from three-point range (.444)... Scored 27 points
and grabbed 11 rebounds vs. Dallas on July 12 and scored 24 points on 7-of-13 shooting vs. Sacramento on July 17.
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): Finished his rookie NBA season by appearing in 37 games for the Wolves, all off the bench…
Sidelined for five games (Nov. 15-22) with a sprained right ankle and missed the final seven (Apr. 5-16) after suffering a sprained
medial collateral ligament in his right knee Apr. 4 at Miami… Averaged 3.9 ppg and 1.4 rpg in 7.8 mpg, hitting 46.0% from the field,
27.3% from three-point range and 65.0% from the FT line… Shot 50.5% (51-for-101) after Feb. 1, averaging 25.5 pts/48 in that stretch
(127 points/239 minutes)… Tallied a season-high 20 points Feb. 25 at Phoenix, one of four double-digit nights; the two steals and 24:20
were season bests, also… Pulled in a season-high seven rebounds Feb. 23 at Portland, and had 12 points Feb. 8 vs. Portland…
Recalled from Iowa (D-League) on Jan. 13; he netted 24.5 ppg (57.1%) and 9.8 rpg in four games for the Energy… Played for the
Wolves' entry at the 2013 Las Vegas Summer League, averaging 8.5 ppg.
CAREER NOTES: Acquired by the Timberwolves on draft night (June 27, 2013) along with the draft rights to Gorgui Dieng (21st
overall) from the Utah Jazz in exchange for the draft rights to Trey Burke (9th overall)... Selected by the Utah Jazz with the 14th overall
selection in the 2013 NBA Draft.
INTERNATIONAL NOTES: Scored a record-setting 35 points for USA Basketball in the 2012 Nike Hoop Summit, where the USA
Junior National Select Team lost to the World Select Team, 84-75, on April 7, 2012, in Portland, Ore. (Rose Garden)...
COLLEGE NOTES: 2012-13: In his lone season at UCLA, helped UCLA to a 25-10 record, the Pac-12 regular-season title, a runnerup finished in the Pac-12 Tournament and an NCAA Tournament berth... Led UCLA with 17.9 points per game and averaged 5.2
rebounds per game... Ranked fourth in the Pac-12 in scoring (17.9 ppg)... Earned first-team All-Pac-12 honors and was named Pac-12
Co-Freshman of the Year, along with Arizona State's Jahii Carson... Earned second-team All-America honors from The Sporting
News... Was a USBWA Freshman All-America selection (U.S. Basketball Writers' Association)... One of 21 players named to the 2013
Lute Olson All-America Team (only Pac-12 player selected to the team), as announced by CollegeInsider.com... Was one of eight
finalists for the Integris Wayman Tisdale Award (presented to the nation's top freshman by the USBWA)... Scored at least 20 points in
14 games, helping lead UCLA to a 12-2 record in those contests... Scored in double figures in 31 of 32 games - scored in double
figures in his first 12 games (had six points at Utah on Jan. 10, snapping the streak)... Ranks second on UCLA's all-time freshman
scoring list (17.9 ppg), trailing Don MacLean's average of 18.6 ppg in 1988-89... Ranks ninth on the Pac-12 all-time freshman scoring
list (17.9 ppg).
PERSONAL NOTES: Born on Nov. 13, 1992... Parents are Ronald and Faye Muhammad... Has one older sister, Asia, and one
younger brother, Rashad... Father, Ronald, played college basketball for the University of Southern California from 1981-85... Sister,
Asia, is a professional tennis player... Averaged 29.4 points and 10.1 rebounds as a high school senior at Bishop Gorman High School
in Las Vegas... Named the 2012 Naismith Boy's High School Player of the Year... Entered his collegiate career as the No. 1 ranked
player in the nation by rivals.com and No. 2 by espn.com and scout.com... Helped Bishop Gorman capture three Nevada 4A state
titles... Twitter handle: @ShabazzMuhammad.
Year
Team
13-14 Minnesota
Totals
G
21
21
Min
290
290
FG FGA
Pct
57
124 .460
57
124 .460
FG FGA
Pct
3
11 .273
3
11 .273
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
26
40 .650
26
40 .650
Off
Def
Tot
24
29
53
24
29
53
Ast
6
6
PF
24
24
Stl
8
8
TO
16
16
Blk
1
1
Pts
143
143
Avg
3.9
3.9
NIKOLA PEKOVIC #14
MONTENEGRO (BIJELO POLJE) - CENTER - 6-11 - 290 - 4 YEARS
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): Saw his fourth year in Minnesota and the NBA truncated by injury… Started the first 44 contests
before being sidelined for 28 of the final 38 due to bursitis in his right ankle… Appeared in 54 games overall, averaging a c areer-high
17.4 ppg and 8.7 rpg while logging 30.8 mpg… Shot 54.0% from the field -- good for 12th in the NBA as well as the second-best
percentage in franchise history (trailing only his 56.4% effort in 2011-12) -- and 74.7% from the line… Was the Wolves' top scorer seven
times and leading rebounder on eight occasions, tallying 20+ points 19 times and notching 23 point/rebound double-doubles…
Returned from a six-game absence Mar. 28 vs. the L.A. Lakers, scoring a game-high 26 points on 9-for-10 shooting… Contributed 23
points and 11 rebounds Jan. 25 at Portland, capping an 18-game spree that saw him average 21.8 ppg (55.2%) and 10.3 rpg… It was
his 30th career 20-point/10-rebound outing (11th this season)… Collected game highs of 27 points and 14 rebounds vs. Utah on Jan.
21, and snared a season-high 14 rebounds Jan. 6 at Philadelphia… Erupted for a career-high 34 points Dec. 22 at the L.A. Clippers,
one of three 30+ nights this year… Pulled in 10 offensive rebounds Dec. 20 at the L.A. Lakers; he's just the third player in club history to
grab 8+ offensive boards in consecutive games… Tallied 30 points Dec. 18 vs. Portland, and tied his career high with four assists Nov.
10 at the L.A. Lakers.
CAREER NOTES: Signed by Minnesota to a five-year contract extension on Aug. 15, 2013… Signed by Minnesota to a multi-year
contract on July 28, 2010... Selected by Minnesota with the 31st overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft... 2012-13 (Minnesota): Notched
career highs in scoring (16.3 ppg), rebounding (8.8 rpg) and minutes (31.6 mpg)… Appeared in 62 games, missing 19 due to injury…
Ranked 20th in the NBA in FG accuracy (52.0%) while shooting 74.4% from the line… Collected a team-high 26 double-doubles,
including 11 games with 20+ points and 10+ boards… Named Western Conference Player of the Week for Apr. 1-7, the first such honor
of his career and the first for any Wolves player since Al Jefferson in January 2009… Was Minnesota's top scorer on 22 occasions and
leading rebounder 24 times… Shot 12-for-16 from the line Apr. 5 vs. Toronto, marking career highs in both categories… Led Minnesota
with 22 points and 15 rebounds Mar. 29 vs. Oklahoma City, the fifth 20/15 effort of his career… Paced the Wolves with 27 points and a
career-high 18 rebounds Feb. 20 vs. Philadelphia, and collected 25 points and 18 rebounds Jan. 8 vs. Atlanta… Matched a career high
with four blocks Jan. 2 at Utah, and snared a season-high nine offensive boards Dec. 18 at Miami… Logged a season-high 42:36 vs.
Dallas on Dec. 15… Scored a career-high 31 points Dec. 14 at New Orleans, his second 30+ night; he handed out a career-high four
assists Nov. 27 at Sacramento… Underwent surgery to remove bone spurs from his right ankle on May 15… 2011-12 (Minnesota):
Completed his second NBA season by averaging 13.9 ppg and 7.4 rpg in 26.9 mpg… Played in 47 games (including 35 starts), missing
12 due to injury… Shot a franchise-record 56.4% from the field, ranking 3rd in the NBA and shattering the previous club mark of 52.6%
set by Kevin Garnett in 2005-06; he also hit 74.3% from the FT line… Pulled down 181 offensive rebounds in 1264 minutes to lead the
NBA on both a per-48 (6.9) and percentage (16.1%) basis; he ranked 3rd in offensive boards per game (3.9) behind DeMarcus Cousins
and Kevin Love… Appeared in just two of Minnesota's first 11 games and logged a total of 99 minutes in the first 17; however, his 13point effort in the Jan. 25 victory at Dallas triggered a 15-game run that saw him tally 16.6 ppg and 9.9 rpg while shooting 61.8%…
Sliced his foul rate to 3.7 per 48 minutes, having committed an average of 9.8 PFs per 48 as a rookie… Hauled in a career-high 16
rebounds Apr. 22 vs. Golden State, one of point/rebound double-doubles on the season… Scored a game-high 23 points Apr. 19 at
Detroit, his 11th 20+ effort and one of six times he led the Wolves… Returned Apr. 2 at Sacramento, having missed the previous seven
games due to bone spurs in his right ankle… Collected 20 points and 12 rebounds Mar. 16 at the L.A. Lakers, his eighth 20/10 game on
the year… Tallied a career-high 30 points with 12 rebounds (nine offensive) in the Feb. 17 win at Houston; he also swiped a career-best
three steals and blocked three shots in that game… Logged a career-high 43:31 vs. Charlotte on Feb. 15, and led the Wolves with 27
points off the bench Feb. 3 at New Jersey… Went over the 1000-career-point mark in the Apr. 26 finale vs. Denver... 2010-11
(Minnesota): Finished his first season in the NBA by playing in 65 games… Missed 13 contests due to a sprained left ankle (Nov. 14Dec. 3, Dec. 18-26), one to the flu (Jan. 19) and two with a strained right hip (Mar. 27-30)… Averaged 5.5 ppg and 3.0 rpg in 13.7 mpg,
shooting 51.7% from the field and 76.3% from the FT line… Started 11 times, including five in April; he tallied 9.8 ppg and 4.5 rpg while
hitting 64.2% as a starter (19.5 mpg)… Scored a season-high 16 points Mar. 4 at Philadelphia (one of 10 double-figure outings), and
logged a season-high 29:58 Apr. 2 at Memphis… Shot 56.2% from the floor over the final three months, after hitting 43.6% through midJanuary… Committed 9.8 PFs per 48 on the year, the highest rate for anyone in the NBA (min. 500 minutes played)… Blocked a
season-high four shots Dec. 11 at Chicago, but also coughed up six TOs… Posted his first double-double (12 points, 11 rebounds)
Nov. 7 at Houston.
PROFESSIONAL NOTES: 2009-10: Appeared in 35 games for Panathinaikos in the Greek League, averaging 12.2 points and 3.7
rebounds in 16.6 minutes per game... Led the Greek League by shooting a career-best 72.5% from the floor... Reached double figures
scoring in 26 of 35 games... Averaged 21.5 minutes per game during 13 Euroleague appearances... Scored 14.8 points and grabbed
3.5 rebounds per contest on 60.7% shooting... Scored 10 or more points in 11 of 12 games, including three games with 20 or mo re
points... 2008-09: Played 18.1 minutes per game during 21 Euroleague games as Panathinaikos earned its sixth Euroleague Final
Championship... Scored 13.0 points on 63.4% shooting while grabbing 3.8 rebounds per contest... 2007-08: Averaged 12.9 points and
5.1 rebounds in seven Serbian SuperLeague appearances for Partizan... Led Partizan to the quarterfinals in Adriatic League play with
an average of 15.2 points and 5.5 rebounds in 28 games (26 starts)... Named Adriatic League All-Star Game MVP with 26 points and
eight rebounds... Scored 16.4 points and grabbed 6.9 rebounds during Euroleague play, including four double-doubles... Named to the
All-Euroleague Second Team... 2006-07: Helped lead Partizan to titles in both the Serbian and Adriatic Leagues... Averaged 12.8
points and 7.4 rebounds in the Serbian SuperLeague during the regular season...Added 7.0 points and 7.5 rebounds in five postseason
games... Scored 9.0 points and grabbed 2.7 rebounds during Adriatic League play, reaching double figures scoring 13 times...
Averaged 4.8 points and 2.5 rebounds in 13.9 minutes per game during Euroleague play... 2005-06: Led Partizan to a Serbian
SuperLeague title with 7.3 points and 6.2 rebounds per game during the regular season... Added 8.2 points and 5.4 in five pla yoff
appearances... Scored 9.0 points and grabbed 2.7 rebounds during Adriatic League play, scoring double figures eight times... In
Euroleague play, averaged 7.1 points and 3.6 rebounds in 18.0 minutes per game... 2004-05: Averaged 4.1 points and 2.3 rebounds in
12.9 minutes for Atlas in Serbian Superleague play.
INTERNATIONAL NOTES: Regularly competes internationally with the Serbian National Team... Most recently played for his country
during the 2011 EurobBasket Tournament where we averaged a team-high 13.0 points and 6.4 rebounds in five contests... Was a
member of the Serbia & Montenegro team that won gold at the 2006 European U-20 Championships in Turkey.
PERSONAL: Played on the same club team (Partizan) as former NBA star Vlade Divac, and lists Divac as his favorite player to watch
while growing up… Enjoys fishing in his spare time… Is also an avid fan of Partizan’s soccer team… Lists Gladiator as his favorite
movie and Russell Crowe as his favorite actor… Regularly competes with the Serbian National Team, and was a member of the Serbia
& Montenegro team that won gold at the 2006 European U-20 Championships in Turkey.
Year
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14
Totals
Team
Minnesota
Minnesota
Minnesota
Minnesota
G
65
47
62
54
228
Min
887
1264
1959
1663
5773
FG FGA
Pct
136
263 .517
256
454 .564
385
741 .520
379
701 .541
1156 2159 .535
FG FGA
Pct
0
0
--0
0
--0
0
--0
0
--0
0
---
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
87
114 .763
139
187 .743
241
324 .744
186
249 .747
653
874 .747
Off
Def
Tot
90
103
193
181
165
346
230
315
545
206
262
468
707
845 1552
Ast
27
31
53
50
161
PF
181
98
143
129
551
Stl
18
29
43
30
120
TO
91
87
101
84
363
Blk
35
31
50
23
139
Pts
359
651
1011
944
2965
Avg
5.5
13.9
16.3
17.5
13.0
GLENN ROBINSON III #1
MICHIGAN - FORWARD - 6-6 - 220 - ROOKIE
2014 SUMMER LEAGUE: Averaged 7.7 points and 3.0 rebounds in six games (four starts)... Shot 40.0% (4-for-10) from three-point
range and was second on the team with six steals... Scored 17 points on 6-of-13 shooting in the Wolves’ 97-78 win over New Orleans.
CAREER NOTES: Selected by Minnesota in the 2nd round (40th overall) of the 2014 NBA Draft.
COLLEGE NOTES: 2014 All-Big Ten honorable mention (Coaches & Media)... 2013 All-Big Ten honorable mention (Media)... 2013 Big
Ten All-Freshman Team... 2014 Team Captain, fourth U-M sophomore to be named captain... Started all 76 career games; did not miss
a game in career... Averaged 12.0 points, 4.9 rebounds and 1.1 assists in his career... Scored 912 career points and grabbed 375
career rebounds... Scored in double figures in 51 career games with nine 20-plus point games... Compiled a 59-17 two-year record with
a 27-9 Big Ten record... Helped U-M to two NCAA Tournament selections, the 2013 NCAA national title game and 2014 NCAA Elite
Eight... Helped U-M to its first outright Big Ten regular-season title in 28 years... Helped U-M to its first No. 1 seed at the Big Ten
Tournament in 2014.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES: Lake Central High School (2012)... Finished his career with 1,318 points (all-time leading scorer), 423
rebounds and 174 assists... 2012 IBCA Association All-State First Team... 2011 IBCA Underclass All-State First Team... 2012
Associated Press All-State Second Team... 2011 Associated Press All-State High Honorable Mention... All-Duneland Conference
(2010, '11, '12)... 2012 Post-Tribune Player of the Year... All-Area (2010, '11, '12)... IBCA Junior All-Star Game, Core Six Player
(2011)... IBCA Top 100 (2010, '11)... Team MVP (2010, '11, '12)... NBPA Top 100 Invitee (2011)... MVP of ESPN's High School AllAmerican game, led North team with 16 points and four rebounds.
PERSONAL NOTES: Given name is Glenn Alan Robinson III... Born on Jan. 8, 1994 in Gary, Ind... Son of Shantelle Clay and Glenn
Robinson II... Right-handed... Committed to Michigan (Sept. 13, 2011)... Signed with Michigan (Nov. 9, 2011)... Father, Glenn "Big Dog"
Robinson, who played collegiately at Purdue (1992-94), earning 1994 John R. Wooden, Naismith and USWBA National Player of the
Year accolades as well as played 11 seasons in the NBA with stops with the Milwaukee Bucks (first overall pick in 1994 NBA Draft),
Atlanta Hawks, Philadelphia 76ers and San Antonio Spurs.
COLLEGE STATISTICS
Year
Team
12-13 Michigan
13-14 Michigan
Totals
G
39
37
76
Min
1312
1194
2506
FG FGA
Pct
167
292 .572
182
373 .488
349
422 .448
FG FGA
Pct
23
71 .324
33
108 .306
56
179 .313
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
71
105 .676
87
115 .757
158
220 .718
Off
Def
Tot
83
128
211
54
110
164
137
238
375
Ast
43
35
78
PF
44
55
99
Stl
39
35
74
TO
32
46
78
Blk
10
11
21
Pts
428
484
912
Avg
11.0
13.1
12.0
RICKY RUBIO #9
SPAIN - GUARD - 6-4 - 190 - 3 YEARS
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): Completed his third NBA season by becoming the 10th player in Wolves history to start all 82
games… Averaged 9.5 ppg, 4.2 rpg and a career-best 8.6 rpg -- good for 4th in the NBA and the top single-season figure by a
Minnesota player since Terrell Brandon dished 8.9 apg in 1999-2000… Also ranked 2nd in the league in steals (2.32 spg); his 190 total
steals broke the franchise record previously held by Tyrone Corbin (175 in 1989-90)… Shot 38.1% from the floor, 33.1% from threepoint range and 80.2% from the FT line… Collected 15 point/assist double-doubles (boosting his career total to 40) and notched a pair
of triple-doubles: Nov. 10 at the L.A. Lakers (12 pts/10 reb/14 ast) and Mar. 19 at Dallas (22/10/15)… Played a career-high 49:08 in that
Dallas contest; the 10 rebounds equaled his season high… Scored 20+ points four times and was Minnesota's leading scorer on three
occasions; he led the Wolves across the board with 19 points, eight rebounds and five assists Feb. 5 at Oklahoma City… Tied the club
single-game record by dishing 17 assists vs. Indiana on Feb. 19, joining six others (most recently Chauncey Billups vs. Dallas on Mar.
28, 2002)… Swiped a season-high seven steals Feb. 12 vs. Denver, and tallied a career-high 25 points Feb. 8 vs. Portland… The Jan.
21 outing at Utah was the 12th 4x5 (11 pts/5 reb/13 ast/5 stl) night of his career (third this season)… Dealt his 1000th career assist
Dec. 30 vs. Dallas.
CAREER NOTES: Selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the 5th overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft... Signed a multi-year
contract with the Timberwolves on June 17, 2011... 2012-13 (Minnesota): Played in 57 games (47 starts)… Made his first appearance
Dec. 15 vs. Dallas; he'd been sidelined for the first 20 games while recovering from surgery to repair a torn ACL and a torn LCL in his
left knee… Averaged 10.7 ppg, 4.0 rpg and 7.3 apg while playing 29.7 mpg; he shot 36.0% from the floor, 29.3% from three-point range
and 79.9% from the line… Ranked 2nd in the NBA in steals (2.40 spg), breaking the previous franchise single-season mark (2.17) set
by Micheal Williams in 1992-93; he also finished 10th in assists… Tallied a game- and season-high 24 points Apr. 13 vs. Phoenix, his
third 20-point/10-assist outing in the season's final month… Added five rebounds and five steals in that game, making it his sixth career
10+ point/10+ assist/5+ steal effort… Picked off eight steals Apr. 3 at Milwaukee, tying the franchise record shared by Tyrone Corbin
and Terrell Brandon; it also matched the NBA's single-game best for 2012-13 (Kemba Walker, Nov. 10)… The five three-pointers and
eight TOs at Milwaukee were both career highs; he sank 16 of his final 36 from beyond the arc (44.4%)… Tallied a game-high 23 points
Mar. 30 vs. Memphis, the second time he led the Wolves across the board (pts/reb/ast)… Collected his first career triple-double Mar. 12
vs. San Antonio, racking up 21 points, 12 assists and a career-high 13 rebounds… Swiped six steals Mar. 6 vs. Washington, capping a
run that saw him grab 43 steals in 10 contests, the most prolific 10-game stretch in the NBA since Ron Artest totaled 44 in 2002 (Jan.
19-Feb.12)… Chipped in five points and 10 assists in the BBVA Rising Stars Challenge on Feb. 15… Dished a season-high 14 assists
vs. Portland on Feb. 4; he had 10 of the assists in the fourth quarter, matching a franchise record he shares with Stephon Marbury and
Pooh Richardson… 2011-12 (Minnesota): Made his NBA debut by playing in 41 games before suffering a torn ACL and a torn LCL in
his left knee on Mar. 9 vs. the Lakers; he underwent reconstructive surgery on Mar. 21 and missed the Wolves' final 25 contests…
Earned First Team All-Rookie honors and finished 2nd to Kyrie Irving of Cleveland in voting for the NBA's Rookie of the Year Award,
equaling the best-ever showing by a Wolves player (Stephon Marbury, 1996-97)… Started 31 times, with Minnesota going 18-13; they
slipped to 5-20 following the injury… Averaged 10.6 ppg, 4.2 rpg and 2.22 spg in 34.2 mpg, while leading all rookies (and ranking 6th in
the NBA) in assists with 8.2 apg… It's the Wolves' highest per-game average since Terrell Brandon handed out 8.9 apg in 1999-2000;
Marbury, Micheal Williams and Pooh Richardson are the only other Wolves players to average 8+ apg in a season… Shot 35.7% from
the field, 34.0% (32-for-94) from three-point range and 80.3% (good for 3rd among rookies) from the FT line… Contributed 15 points
and 10 assists in his final appearance (Mar. 9 vs. the Lakers), his 12th double-double on the year; that's the most by a Wolves player
since Sam Cassell totaled 18 in 2003-04… Tied a franchise record by handing out 10 assists in the 1st quarter at Portland on Mar. 3…
Netted 12 points and seven assists in the BBVA Rising Stars Challenge on Feb. 25, as part of All-Star Weekend in Orlando… Scored
14 of his season-high 22 points in the 1st quarter vs. Philadelphia on Feb. 19… Matched his season best with 14 assists Feb. 7 vs.
Sacramento (also Jan. 8 at Washington), and swiped a season-high six steals twice (Jan. 18 vs. Detroit, Feb. 3 at New Jersey); he
registered 3+ steals in a game 18 times… Led the Wolves in rebounds (a season-high eight) Jan. 30 at Houston, while scoring 18
points… Named January's Western Conference Rookie of the Month… Played 40+ minutes on five occasions, with a high of 46:27 in
the Jan. 25 victory at Dallas.
PROFESSIONAL NOTES: 2010-11: Averaged 4.8 points, 3.2 rebounds and 4.1 assists in 42 games during his second season with
Barcelona... Earned his first Spanish ACB League Championship following an 8-0 run through the playoffs... Handed out at least five
assists on 15 occasions... Tallied a season-best 15 points to go with eight assists against Caja Laboral on 11/20... Averaged 6.5
points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.6 assists in 20 Euroleague games... Also led his Barcelona team to victories in the Catalan Cup, Spanish
Supercup and Spanish King's Cup tournaments... 2009-10: Averaged 6.4 points, 2.7 rebounds and 4.3 assists in 42 games during his
first season with Barcelona... Improved those averages to 6.8 points, 2.9 rebounds and 4.1 assists in 22 contests during Barcelona's
run to the Euroleague title... Also contributed to Barcelona's victories in the Catalan Cup, Spanish Supercup and Spanish King's Cup
tournaments... Earned MVP honors at the Catalan Cup Tournament... Following the season, honored as the league's top point guard
and named to the All-Spanish ACB League Team... Also named the Euroleague Rising Star for 2010... Posted two games with 10+
assists and 18 games with at least five dimes... Scored in double figures nine times, including a season-best 18 points on 6-of-9
shooting (3-of-4 from three) in a win over Real Madrid on 12/27... 2008-09: Averaged 9.8 points, 2.7 rebounds, 5.8 assists in 25 games
for DKV Joventut... Led the ACB League with 2.2 steals per game... Scored in double figures in 12 games and handed out 10+ assists
five times (two double-doubles)... Appeared in five games during the Euroleague season, averaging 2.4 points, 2.4 rebounds and 2.8
assists per game... Catalan Cup Tournament champion... Named Spanish ACB League Defensive Player of the Year... Also named the
FIBA European Young Player of the Year for a third consecutive season... 2007-08: Averaged 10.2 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists
and 2.0 steals over 39 games in his most decorated season as a pro... Led his team to wins in the 2007 Catalan Cup Tournament, the
2008 Spanish King's Cup and the 2008 EuroCup... Named the 2008 FIBA Young Player of the Year as well as the 2008 European
Player of the Year... Also honored as the ACB League's top point guard and named to the All-Spanish ACB League Team... Scored in
double figures in 20 games, including a season-high 25 points on 6-of-9 shooting (12-of-12 FTs) in a win over Akasvayu Girona on
11/25... 2006-07: Averaged 4.5 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.6 assists in 43 games... Led the ACB league in steals, averaging 1.9 thefts
per game... Saw his first action in Euroleague, appearing in 16 games and averaging 3.6 points, 2,4 rebounds and 2.8 assists...
Following the season, honored with the 2007 Spanish ACB League Rising Star Award as well as the FIBA European Young Player of
the Year Award, given annually to the best player in Europe under the age of 22... 2005-06: Made his Spanish ACB League debut on
10/15 at the age of 14, becoming the youngest player ever to compete in Spain's top professional league... Averaged 2.6 points, 1.1
rebounds 0.7 assists in 14 games during his rookie season... Helped his team to victories in the 2005 Cataln Cup Tournament and the
2006 EuroChallenge Tournament.
INTERNATIONAL NOTES: Began his international career on Spain’s Under-16 team in 2005, winning a bronze medal at the 2005
FIBA Europe U16 Championships... This past summer competed at the 2014 FIBA World Cup... Averaged 5.4 points, 5.1 assists, 4.4
rebounds and 3.6 steals in 20.9 minutes per contest... Competed at the 2013 EuroBasket Championship... Named MVP of the 2006
FIBA Europe U16 Championships after leading Spain to the gold medal... Averaged 22.3 points, 12.8 rebounds, 7.1 assists and 6.5
steals per game during the tournament, including two triple-doubles and a quadruple-double (posted 51 points, 24 rebounds, 12 assists
and 7 steals in the championship game against Russia)... Named to the Spanish team for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, where at age
17 he became the youngest ever to participate in the gold-medal game... A member of Spain’s gold-medal-winning entry at the 2009
FIBA European Championships.
PERSONAL: Born on Oct. 21, 1990... His parents are Esteban and Tona Rubio... Has an older brother, Marc, who also plays
professional basketball in Spain's second division, and a younger sister, Laia... Lists Steve Nash as his favorite NBA player... Twitter
handle: @RickyRubio9.
Year
11-12
12-13
13-14
Totals
Team
Minnesota
Minnesota
Minnesota
G
41
57
82
180
Min
1404
1691
2638
5733
FG FGA
Pct
139
389 .357
185
514 .360
255
670 .381
579 1573 .368
FG FGA
Pct
32
94 .340
27
92 .293
44
133 .331
103
319 .323
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
126
157 .803
211
264 .799
227
283 .802
564
704 .801
Off
Def
Tot
21
150
171
44
185
229
61
281
342
126
616
742
Ast
336
418
704
1458
PF
97
143
218
458
Stl
91
137
191
419
TO
131
172
221
524
Blk
8
5
11
24
Pts
436
608
781
1825
Avg
10.6
10.7
9.5
10.1
RONNY TURIAF #32
GONZAGA - CENTER - 6-10 - 249 - 9 YEARS
2013-14 SEASON (Minnesota): His ninth NBA campaign (first with the Wolves) saw a pair of injuries limit him to 31 games (10
starts)… Sidelined for 31 games (Nov. 3-Jan. 4) after sustaining a radial head fracture in his right elbow Nov. 1 vs. Oklahoma City, and
missed 19 more (Feb. 22-Mar. 31) due to a bone bruise on his right knee suffered Feb. 19 vs. Indiana… Averaged 4.8 ppg, 5.6 rpg and
1.61 bpg; on a per-48 basis, his 3.96 blocks led all NBA players (min. 500 minutes played)… Shot 59.8% from the floor but just 42.0%
from the FT line… Had started 10 straight games before the Feb. 19 injury vs. Indiana, contributing 5.4 ppg and 7.5 rpg in 27.5 mpg in
those contests… Hauled in 13 rebounds Feb. 8 vs. Portland, one of five double-digit efforts this year… The five blocks in Atlanta on
Feb. 1 equaled a team season best… Scored 14 points (in 32:23) Jan. 27 at Chicago, his high totals since tallying 19 points in 37:36 at
Portland on Jan. 11, 2011.
CAREER NOTES: Signed with the Timberwolves as a free agent on July 18, 2013... Drafted in the second round (37th overall) of the
2005 NBA Draft by the Los Angeles Lakers... Signed with the Golden State Warriors as a restricted free-agent on July 9, 2008... Traded
to the New York Knicks on July 9, 2010... Sent to the Washington Wizards on Dec. 10, 2011... Traded to the Denver Nuggets on March
15, 2012 and waived shortly thereafter... Signed with the Miami Heat as a free agent on March 21, 2012... Signed with the Los Angeles
Clippers as a free agent on July 18, 2013... Has posted career averages of 4.7 points and 3.7 rebounds in 471 career games over nine
NBA seasons... 2012-13 (L.A. Clippers): Averaged 1.9 points, 2.3 rebounds and 0.54 blocks in 10.8 minutes over 65 games... Had a
season-high 11 points 1/1/13 at MIN... Tied his career-high with three steals 11/17/12... Led or tied the team in blocks 10 times and
once in rebounding... Missed three games due to a sore left knee... 2011-12 (Washington; Denver; Miami): In 17 games (five starts)
played, averaged 3.0 points (.576 FG%, .591 FT%), 4.1 rebounds, 1.00 blocks and 16.4 minutes... Missed a total of 42 games due to
injury, three games as a DNP-CD and one game as a healthy scratch on the inactive list... Sat out 34 games (Jan. 2-Mar. 7) with a
fractured left hand which occurred vs. Boston on Jan. 1... Sat out eight games (Apr. 13-24) with a slight left hamstring strain... Came off
the bench in all four games in which he appeared for the Wizards and averaged 1.5 points (1.000 FG%, .000 FT%), 3.0 rebounds, 1.3
assists and 14.8 minutes... Did not appear in a game for the Nuggets after being acquired on Mar. 15 and waived on Mar. 18 and was a
healthy scratch on the inactive list (Mar. 17) in his only game with the franchise... Started five of the 13 games in which he appeared for
the Heat and averaged 3.5 points (.533 FG%, .591 FT%), 4.5 rebounds, 1.08 blocks and 17.0 minutes... Topped the Heat in rebounds
twice, in blocks on five occasions and in steals once... Led the Miami reserves in scoring once, in rebounds and blocks on five
occasions, in steals three times and in assists twice... 2010-11 (New York): Played 64 games (21 starts) averaging 4.2 points (.632
FG%, .622 FT%), 3.2 rebounds, 1.4 assists, 1.14 blocks and 17.8 minutes... Missed 17 games due to injury and was a DNP-CD once
(Apr. 3)... Ranked second on the Knicks in total blocks and third in blocks per game... Set a single-season career high in field goal
percentage... Scored in double-figures six times and grabbed double-figure rebounds on three occasions... 1/2/11 vs. Indiana, tied his
career high and the Knicks’ single-game high for 2010-11 with six blocks... 2009-10 (Golden State): Averaged 4.9 points (.582 FG%,
.474 FT%), 4.5 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.29 blocks and 20.8 minutes in 42 games (20 starts)... Missed a total of 23 games due to a left
knee sprain (12 from Nov. 4-25 and 11 from Dec. 3-23) and another nine (Mar. 8-24) with a sore left knee... Sat out three games (Feb.
21, Mar. 31, Apr. 6) with the flu... Led the Warriors in total blocks and blocks per game... Scored in double figures seven times and
grabbed double-figure rebounds once... 2008-09 (Golden State): Averaged 5.9 points (.508 FG%, .790 FT%), 4.6 rebounds, 2.13
blocks, 2.1 assists and 21.5 minutes in 79 games (26 starts)... Missed two games (Dec. 12 and 13) with flu-like symptoms and one
game (Mar. 3) due to illness... Ranked fourth in the NBA in blocks per game and second in blocks per minute, recording a block every
10.1 minutes... Led Golden State in games played and blocks, finished second in defensive rebounds and fourth in both offensive and
total rebounds... Topped the Warriors in rebounds and assists nine times each... Set single-season career highs in games played,
starts, minutes played, free throw percentage, defensive and total rebounds, rebounds per game, assists and blocked shots... Scored in
double figures on 15 occasions, including a career-high six consecutive games from Feb. 6-21, and grabbed double-figure rebounds a
career-high six times... Recorded two double-doubles and had a career-high 45 multi-block games... 2007-08 (Los Angeles Lakers):
Averaged 6.6 points (.474 FG%, .753 FT%), 3.9 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 1.38 blocks and 18.7 minutes... Sidelined for a pair of games
from Nov. 16-18 with a sprained right ankle and sat out two more games from Dec. 4-5 with a mild concussion... Ranked tied for 22nd
in the NBA in blocks per game... Led the Lakers in blocked shots... Topped the Lakers in rebounds once and in assists on six
occasions... Set single-season career highs in points scored, scoring average, field goals made and attempted, free throws made and
attempted and offensive rebounds... Led the Lakers in blocked shots... Topped the Lakers in rebounds once and in assists on six
occasions... Set single-season career highs in points scored, scoring average, field goals made and attempted, free throws made and
attempted and offensive rebounds... Scored in double figures a career-high 23 times and grabbed double-figure rebounds once... 200607 (Los Angeles Lakers): Averaged 5.3 points (.549 FG%, .664 FT%), 3.6 rebounds, 1.08 blocks, 0.9 assists and 15.1 minutes in 72
games (one start)... Ranked 28th in the NBA in blocks per game... Finished second on the team in total blocks and fourth in offensive
rebounds... 11/1/06 at Golden State, scored a career-high 23 points. .. Grabbed double-figure rebounds three times and posted two
double-doubles... 4/8/07 vs. Phoenix, pulled down a career-high 15 rebounds... 2005-06 (Los Angeles Lakers): Split the season
between the Lakers and the Yakima Sun Kings of the Continental Basketball Association... Appeared in 23 games (one start) as a
member of the Lakers and averaged 2.0 points (.500 FG%, .556 FT%), 1.6 rebounds and 7.0 minutes... Was a DNP-CD on 11
occasions and missed 10 games as a healthy scratch while on the inactive list... Made his NBA debut at Houston on Feb. 8 and made
his first career start on Mar. 15 vs. Minnesota... Before joining the Lakers he appeared in nine games with the Sun Kings and averaged
13.0 points (.579 FG%, .674 FT%), 6.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 23.9 minutes.
PLAYOFF NOTES: Has appeared in the postseason in seven of his nine seasons in the NBA... In 47 career playoffs contests, 11
starts, owns averages of 2.7 points and 2.0 rebounds in 10.9 minutes per game... 2012-13 (Los Angeles Clippers): Averaged 3.2
points and 1.6 rebounds in five postseason games for the Clippers... 2011-12 (Miami): In 12 games (seven starts) played for Miami,
averaged 1.9 points, 2.6 rebounds and 10.1 minutes per game. Helped the Heat to the NBA Championship... 2010-11 (New York): In
four playoff games (four starts), averaged 5.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 18.8 minutes per contest... 2007-08 (Los Angeles Lakers): In
19 playoff games, averaged 2.0 points, 1.4 rebounds and 9.8 minutes per game... Helped Lakers reach the NBA Finals before
eventually falling to the Boston Celtics... 2006-07 (Los Angeles Lakers): In four games, averaged 4.2 points, 3.0 rebounds and 12.0
minutes... 2005-06 (Los Angeles Lakers): In three games, averaged 3.7 points, 2.3 rebounds and 8.3 minutes per game.
COLLEGE NOTES: Played four seasons at Gonzaga University and averaged 13.6 points (.518 FG%, .715 FT%), 6.8 rebounds, 1.0
assists and 25.5 minutes in 127 career games... Finished his collegiate career as Gonzaga’s all-time leader in free throws made (643),
ranked second in blocked shots (179) and fourth in both points scored (1,723) and rebounds (643)... First Team All-WCC and NABC
First Team All-District 14 honoree in each of his final three seasons... 2004-05: Named the West Coast Conference Player of the Year
as a senior in 2004-05 after averaging career highs in both scoring (15.9 ppg) and rebounds (9.5 rpg)... Earned Honorable Mention AllAmerica honors and was a finalist for the Naismith and Wooden Awards as a senior... Led the WCC in rebounding and ranked eighth in
scoring his senior year... 2003-04: Finished sixth in the WCC in scoring (15.5 ppg) and rebounding (6.4 rpg) as a junior... 2002-03: As a
sophomore in 2002-03 he ranked fifth in the WCC in scoring (15.6 ppg) and sixth in rebounding (6.2 ppg).
PERSONAL NOTES: Born on Jan. 13, 1983... Parents are George Louis Turiaf and Aline Cesar... Has three younger sisters (Elodie,
Florence and Rachelle)... Grew up on the island of Martinique in the Caribbean... Speaks five languages – French, English, Spanish,
Italian and his native Creole... His dad signed a professional handball contract in the third division at age 21 but after Ronny was born
he gave up the sport to stay home... Left home at the age of 15 to attend INSEP (the National Institute of Physical Education) in Paris,
France... Played high school basketball in Paris with current NBA players Tony Parker, Boris Diaw and Johan Petro... Prior to the start
of the 2005-06 NBA season, was diagnosed with an enlarged aortic root, a potentially life-threatening heart condition… Underwent a
six-hour open heart surgical procedure at Stanford Medical Center on July 26, 2005 and just over six months later played his first NBA
game with the Lakers (Feb. 8, 2006)... Over the course of his recovery developed close relationship with former Timberwolves player
Fred Hoiberg who at the time was going through a similar process... Twitter handle: @Ronny_Turiaf.
Year
05-06
06-07
07-08
08-09
09-10
10-11
11-12
11-12
11-12
12-13
13-14
Totals
Team
LA Lakers
LA Lakers
LA Lakers
G
23
72
78
Golden State 79
Golden State 42
New York
64
Washington 4
Miami
13
-17
LA Clippers 65
Minnesota 31
471
Min
161
1087
1458
1696
872
1141
58
221
279
701
606
8001
FG FGA
Pct
15
30 .500
147
268 .549
188
397 .474
186
366 .508
85
146 .582
103
163 .632
3
3 1.000
16
30 .533
19
33 .576
49
97 .505
64
107 .598
856 1607 .533
FG FGA
Pct
0
0
--0
1 .000
0
1 .000
0
3 .000
0
1 .000
0
0 .000
0
0
--0
1 .000
0
1 .000
0
0
--0
0
--0
7 .000
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
15
27 .555
89
134 .664
140
186 .753
98
124 .790
37
78 .474
61
98 .622
0
0
--13
22 .591
13
22 .591
23
63 .365
21
50 .420
497
782 .636
Off
Def
Tot
11
26
37
88
171
259
95
211
306
88
272
360
54
137
191
64
143
207
1
11
12
19
39
58
20
50
70
45
107
152
55
119
174
520 1236 1756
Ast
8
63
128
166
90
92
5
5
10
35
24
616
PF
30
202
199
243
98
160
7
32
39
80
65
1116
Stl
3
17
108
168
54
73
3
14
17
35
8
181
TO
7
52
72
70
49
41
6
8
14
29
24
358
Blk
10
78
108
168
54
73
3
14
17
35
50
593
Pts
45
383
516
470
207
267
6
45
51
121
149
2209
Avg
2.0
5.3
6.6
5.9
4.9
4.2
1.5
3.5
3.0
1.9
4.8
4.7
FG FGA
Pct
0
0
--0
0
--0
0
--0
0
--0
0
--0
0
--0
0
---
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
5
6 .833
7
10 .700
10
17 .588
7
10 .700
3
11 .273
2
4 .500
34
58 .586
Off
Def
Tot
4
3
7
6
6
12
6
21
27
4
7
11
11
20
31
4
4
8
35
61
96
Ast
0
1
5
4
1
0
11
PF
5
8
41
4
23
14
95
Stl
0
2
2
1
1
1
7
TO
2
1
9
3
6
2
23
Blk
1
1
18
6
8
3
37
Pts
11
17
38
23
23
16
128
Avg
3.6
4.3
2.0
5.8
1.9
3.2
2.7
Year
05-06
06-07
07-08
10-11
11-12
12-13
Totals
Team
G
LA Lakers
3
LA Lakers
4
LA Lakers
19
New York
4
Miami
12
LA Clippers
5
47
Min
25
48
187
75
121
59
1029
FG FGA
Pct
3
5 .600
5
14 .357
14
36 .388
8
12 .666
10
18 .555
7
10 .700
47
95 .495
ANDREW WIGGINS #22
KANSAS - FORWARD - 6-8 - 194 - ROOKIE
2014 SUMMER LEAGUE: Appeared in four games (all starts) for the Cavaliers Summer League Team… Averaged a team-high 15.5
points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.3 steals and 1.5 blocks in 30.0 minutes per game… Tallied 18 points and three rebounds in 31 minutes against
Milwaukee on July 11… Posted 21 points and five rebounds in 31 minutes versus Houston on July 17.
COLLEGE CAREER: Played one season at Kansas… In 35 games (all starts), averaged 17.1 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.2 steals and 1.0
block in 32.8 minutes… Also shot 77.5% from the free throw line and 34.1% from the three point line… Set a number of Kansas
freshman records: scoring average (17.1 ppg), points (597), field goals attempted (422), free throws made (176) and free throws
attempted (227)… Posted a freshman record 41 points at West Virginia (first Jayhawk to break the 40-point barrier since Terry Brown
on Jan. 5, 1991)… Led Kansas in steals with 41 and came in second with 34 blocked shots… Selected to the John R. Wooden AllAmerican Team, and a Second Team All-America choice by the AP, NABC, USBWA, SI.com and Sporting News… Named USBWA
Freshman All-America… Big 12 Freshman of the Year, All-Big 12 First Team, All-Newcomer Team and Championship All-Tournament
Team; All-District by USBWA and NABC; a top 15 finalist for the Wooden Award and Oscar Robertson Trophy, one of six finalists for
the Wayman Tisdale Award (USBWA Freshman of the Year) and top 30 candidate for the Naismith College Player of the Year...
Recorded a double-double Jan. 13 at Iowa State with 17 points and 19 rebounds in 38 minutes.
PERSONAL: Father, Mitchell, played at Florida State and for six seasons in the NBA with the Bulls, Rockets and 76ers… Mother,
Marita, was a track star at FSU and competed for Canada in the 1984 and 1988 Olympics… Averaged 24.2 points, 8.5 rebounds, 4.1
assists and 2.7 blocked shots for Huntington Prep in 2011-12… Earned numerous National Player of the Year honors during high
school career… Named Naismith High School Player of the Year and Gatorade Athlete of the Year across all high school sports in
2013… Ranked as the No. 1 recruit in the class of 2013 by every recruiting service… Voted by the USA Today as the 2013 American
Family Insurance All-USA Player of the Year… Selected to play in the Jordan Brand Classic game and posted a game high 19 points in
21 minutes… Totaled a team-high 19 points for the East in the McDonald’s All-America Game.
COLLEGE STATISTICS
Year
Team
13-14 Kansas
Totals
G
35
35
Min
1148
1148
FG FGA
Pct
189
422 .448
189
422 .448
FG FGA
Pct
43
126 .341
43
126 .341
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
176
227 .775
176
227 .775
Off
Def
Tot
76
129
205
76
129
205
Ast
54
54
PF
94
94
Stl
41
41
TO
80
80
Blk
34
34
Pts
597
597
Avg
17.1
17.1
MO WILLIAMS #25
ALABAMA - GUARD - 6-1 - 195 - 11 YEARS
2013-14 SEASON (Portland): Posted averages of 9.7 points (41.7% FG, 36.9% 3-PT, 87.6% FT), 2.1 rebounds, 4.3 assists, 0.74
steals and 24.8 minutes in 74 games… Led the team to a 25-7 record when scoring in double figures… Led the team in scoring three
times and in assists on 15 occasions… Was the squad’s leading scorer off the bench (9.7 ppg)… Scored a season-high 23 points (7-12
FG, 3-5 3-PT, 6-6 FT) along with three assists against Milwaukee on March 18… Tallied double-digit assists in three games… Dished
out a season-high 11 assists twice: March 9 at Houston and March 27 at Atlanta… Recorded one double-double during the season,
finishing with 15 points (6-9 FG, 3-5 3-PT) and 10 assists vs. Charlotte on January 2… Scored in double figures in five consecutive
games from Nov. 11-Nov. 18, a season-long streak… Against Brooklyn on Feb. 26, notched 21 points (8-13 FG, 3-5 3-PT), six rebounds
and seven assists.
CAREER NOTES: In 11 NBA seasons, posted averages of 13.3 points (43.8% FG, 38.5% 3-PT, 87.0% FT), 2.8 rebounds, 4.9 assists
and 29.8 minutes in 709 games (478 starts) with the Trail Blazers, Jazz, Los Angeles Clippers, Cavaliers and Bucks… Named an NBA
All-Star in 2009… Ranked third in the league in 3-point field goals during the 2008-09 season (183) and eighth in 2009-10 (159)… Also
finished ninth in the NBA in 3-point percentage during the 2009-10 campaign (42.9%)… 2012-13 (Utah): Started all 46 games played
with Utah, averaging 12.9 points (43.0% FG, 38.3% 3-PT, 88.2% FT), 2.4 rebounds, 6.2 assists, 1.00 steal and 30.8 minutes… Ranked
first on the team in free throw percentage (88.2%), third in 3-point percentage (38.3%) and third in steals per game (1.00)… Scored in
double figures 27 times, including 10 20-point outings… Led the squad in assists 30 times and in scoring on nine occasions…
Recorded double-digit assists in four games, dishing out a season-high 14 assists to go with 17 points at Toronto on Nov. 12… Scored
a season-best 29 points (9-13 FG, 2-2 3-PT, 9-9 FT) to go along with nine assists against San Antonio on Nov. 3… Recorded 28 points
(10-19 FG), five rebounds and five assists against Portland on March 29… Missed 36 games due to injury, including 32 games
because of right thumb surgery… 2011-12 (L.A. Clippers): Appeared in 52 games (one start) with the Clippers, averaging 13.2 points,
1.9 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 28.3 minutes… Ranked third on the squad in 3-point field goals (93)… Led the team in scoring four
times, assists four times and steals in eight games… Accounted for more than 41 percent of all Clippers bench points… Scored a
season-high 19 points in the fourth quarter vs. Toronto on Jan. 22 … Scored a season-high 33 points in 35 minutes at San Antonio on
March 9… 2010-11 (Cleveland; L.A. Clippers): Played in 58 games with Cleveland and the Clippers, averaging 14.0 points, 2.6
rebounds, a career-high 6.6 assists and 30.8 minutes… Averaged 13.3 points, 2.7 rebounds, 7.1 assists and 29.6 minutes in 36 games
with the Cavaliers before being traded to the Clippers on Feb. 24… In 22 games with L.A., averaged 15.2 points, 2.5 rebounds, 5.6
assists and 32.9 minutes… Led the Clippers in assists 13 times and in scoring five times… 2009-10 (Cleveland): In 69 games (68
starts) with the Cavaliers, posted averages of 15.8 points, 3.0 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 34.2 minutes… Ranked seventh in the NBA in
th
free throw percentage (89.4%), eighth in 3-pointers made (159), ninth in 3-point percentage (42.9%) and 30 in total assists (368)…
Was one of only five players in the NBA with at least 150 3-pointers and 350 assists… 2008-09 (Cleveland): Played in 81 games (all
starts) in his first season with Cleveland, averaging a career-high 17.8 points, 3.4 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 35.0 minutes… Helped
lead the Cavaliers to the Eastern Conference Finals… Ranked second among Eastern Conference point guards in scoring… Shot a
career-best 91.2 percent from the free throw line, which was fourth in the NBA… Cleveland was 26-5 when he scored 20-or-more
points… Scored 30-plus points in five games… Joined LeBron James as the highest scoring duo in the NBA at 46.2 points per game in
the regular season… Named a 2009 NBA Eastern Conference All-Star… 2007-08 (Milwaukee): Appeared in 66 games (all starts) with
Milwaukee, notching averages of 17.2 points, 3.5 rebounds, 6.3 assists, 1.18 steals and 36.5 minutes… Scored 20-plus points 15 times
and 30-plus points in six games… Led the Bucks in assists a team-best 47 times and in scoring 15 times… Tallied 37 points, seven
rebounds and six assists vs. Cleveland on Feb. 26… 2006-07 (Milwaukee): Averaged 17.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, 6.1 assists, 1.25
steals and 36.4 minutes in 68 games (all starts) with Milwaukee… Led the team in assists, was second on the team in scoring and fifth
in rebounds… Ranked 14th in the NBA in assists per game (6.1) and 18th in free throw percentage (85.5%)… Had eight games of 10plus assists and four games of 10 or more rebounds… Led the team in scoring 16 times and in assists a team-high 47 times… 2005-06
(Milwaukee): In 58 games (12 starts) with the Bucks, averaged 12.1 points, 2.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 26.4 minutes… Scored in
double figures 36 times, including seven games of 20-plus points… 2004-05 (Milwaukee): Notched averages of 10.2 points, 3.1
rebounds, 6.1 assists and 28.2 minutes in 80 games (all starts) with the Bucks… Scored 10-plus points 33 times and 20 or more points
seven times… Ranked 13th in the NBA with 6.1 assists per game and finished third in assists per 48 minutes with 10.3… 2003-04
(Utah): In his rookie season with Utah, averaged 5.0 points, 1.3 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 13.5 minutes in 57 games… Scored in
double figures 10 times.
PLAYOFFS: Has played in 49 career playoff games (25 starts), posting averages of 12.0 points (41.6% FG, 33.6% 3-PT, 81.4% FT),
2.1 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 29.4 minutes… 2014 (Portland): Appeared in eight games with the Trail Blazers during the 2014 NBA
Playoffs, averaging 7.4 points, 1.9 assists and 1.5 rebounds in 23.4 minutes per game… 2012 (L.A. Clippers): Appeared in 11 games
with the Clippers during the 2012 NBA Playoffs, averaging 9.6 points, 1.4 assists and 20.8 minutes… Scored 20 points in Game 5 of
the first round at Memphis… 2010 (Cleveland): Played and started in 11 postseason contests with Cleveland, posting averages of
14.4 points, 3.1 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 37.4 minutes… Scored 19 points and added 10 assists in Game 1 vs. Chicago in the
Eastern Conference Quarterfinals… Scored 22 points in Game 6 against the Celtics in the Eastern Conference Semifinals… 2009
(Cleveland): In 14 playoff games (all starts) with the Cavaliers, averaged 16.3 points, 3.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 38.6 minutes…
Scored in double figures in 13 of his 14 games… Recorded 24 points in Game 4 against Detroit in the First Round of the NBA
Playoffs… Notched 24 points in a Game 5 victory over Orlando in the Eastern Conference Finals… 2006 (Milwaukee): In five playoff
games with the Bucks, averaged 7.2 points, 2.0 assists and 15.0 minutes.
COLLEGE: Played two seasons at the University of Alabama from 2001-03… Earned Third Team All-Southeastern Conference honors
from the Associated Press in his two seasons with the Crimson Tide… Named the Sporting News National Freshman of the Year in
2001-02… Started all 64 games he played in during his two-year career… Averaged 13.1 points, 3.9 assists and 1.50 steals… Shot
84.7 percent from the free throw line… Was a unanimous selection for SEC Freshman of the Year in 2001-02.
PERSONAL: Full first name is “Maurice”… Older brother, Michael, played football at the United States Military Academy at West Point
…Started the Mo Williams Foundation in the summer of 2005 to benefit underprivileged kids in the state of Mississippi and assist
Hurricane Katrina victims… Helped to rebuild homes and provide water and food for those in need… Loves to help out with the Boys
and Girls Club and the YMCA, and also loves to take part in basketball camps for kids in Mississippi… Listens to Phil Collins “In the Air
Tonight” before every game… Loves to golf (is a 10 handicap)… Favorite food is steak, cooked medium-well with Mo’s special sauce…
Majored in criminal justice at Alabama... Twitter handle: @mowilliams.
Year
03-04
04-05
05-06
06-07
07-08
08-09
09-10
10-11
10-11
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14
Totals
Team
Utah
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Cleveland
Cleveland
LA Clippers
--LA Clippers
Utah
Portland
G
Min
57
772
80 2254
58 1531
68 2472
66 2410
81 2834
69 2359
36 1065
22
723
58 1788
52 1472
46 1418
74 1834
709 21144
FG FGA
Pct
115
303 .380
323
737 .438
267
629 .424
468 1049 .446
441
919 .480
526 1126 .467
378
855 .442
178
462 .385
113
268 .422
291
730 .399
260
611 .426
229
533 .430
280
672 .417
3578 8164 .438
FG FGA
Pct
10
39 .256
32
99 .323
73
191 .382
79
228 .346
89
231 .385
183
420 .436
159
371 .429
36
136 .265
43
108 .398
79
244 .324
93
239 .389
59
154 .383
83
225 .369
939 2441 .385
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
44
56 .786
136
160 .850
96
113 .850
159
186 .855
166
194 .856
208
228 .912
177
198 .894
85
102 .833
66
75 .880
151
177 .853
72
80 .900
75
85 .882
78
89 .876
1362 1566 .870
Off
Def
Tot
23
49
72
50
194
244
30
113
143
54
275
329
37
193
230
47
232
279
28
178
206
15
82
97
6
50
56
21
132
153
23
76
99
24
86
110
42
111
153
379 1639 2018
Ast
76
484
230
416
419
329
368
257
123
380
160
285
321
3468
PF
87
221
146
201
188
215
170
91
59
150
103
105
197
1783
Stl
28
74
52
85
78
69
70
33
20
53
51
46
55
661
TO
51
196
105
203
182
179
173
105
66
171
86
125
149
1620
Blk
2
11
7
6
10
9
21
10
0
10
7
9
10
102
Pts
284
814
703
1174
1137
1443
1092
477
335
812
685
592
721
9457
Avg
5.0
10.2
12.1
17.3
17.2
17.8
15.8
13.3
15.2
14.0
13.2
12.9
9.7
13.3
FG FGA
Pct
2
11 .182
35
94 .372
17
52 .327
12
33 .364
5
21 .238
71
211 .336
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
0
0
--33
43 .767
37
46 .804
12
13 .923
10
11 .909
92
113 .814
Off
Def
Tot
0
3
3
9
36
45
3
31
34
1
8
9
2
10
12
15
88
103
Ast
10
58
59
15
15
157
PF
12
43
35
16
24
130
Stl
1
10
6
6
3
26
TO
6
30
23
12
24
85
Blk
0
1
2
5
0
8
Pts
36
228
158
106
59
587
Avg
7.2
16.3
14.4
9.6
7.4
12.0
Year
05-06
08-09
09-10
11-12
13-14
Totals
Team
G
Milwaukee
5
Cleveland
14
Cleveland
11
LA Clippers 11
Portland
8
49
Min
75
541
411
229
187
1443
FG FGA
Pct
17
34 .500
80
196 .408
52
127 .409
41
94 .436
22
59 .373
212
510 .416
THADDEUS YOUNG #33
GEORGIA TECH - FORWARD - 6-8 - 230 - 7 YEARS
2013-14 SEASON (Philadelphia): In 79 games (78 starts), averaged career-high 17.9 points, 6.0 rebounds, and career-highs of 2.3
assists and 2.11 steals in 34.4 minutes per game while shooting 45.4% from the field, 30.8% from 3-point range and 71.2% from the
line... Became the first player to average at least 17.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 2.00 steals in a season since Caron Butler in 2007-08...
Ranked third in the NBA in steals (2.11 spg) and 11th in steal-to-turnover ratio (1.01)... Had 11 double-doubles, including the first pointassist double-double of his career March 14 vs. Indiana... Had 5+ assists in six of the final 27 games after doing so five times the first
489 games of his career... Scored 20+ points 29 times, including 30+ four times… Had 30+ points twice his first six seasons
combined… Scored 30+ points in consecutive games Dec. 21 at Milwaukee and Dec. 28 at Phoenix, becoming first Sixer to accomplish
that feat since Allen Iverson (4 games from 11/24-12/2/06)... Hit a career high 90 3FGM after shooting 2-of-12 from behind-the-arc the
previous two seasons combined… Hit 3+ treys in four straight games from March 15-21.
CAREER NOTES: Acquired by the Timberwolves on August 23, 2014 from the Philadelphia 76ers along with Andrew Wiggins and
Anthony Bennett from the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for Kevin Love, Alexey Shved and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute... In 516
games (294 starts), averaging 13.7 points, 5.5 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.37 steals in 30.1 minutes per game while shooting 50.0%
from the floor, 32.1% from 3-point range and 70.0% from the line… 2012-13 (Philadelphia): In 76 games (all starts), averaged 14.8
points, career-high 7.5 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.75 steals in 34.6 minutes per game while shooting 53.1% from the floor, 12.5% from
3-point range and 57.4% from the line… Had 21 double-doubles… Scored in double-figures in 25 consecutive games from Nov. 20-Jan.
5... Scored 20+ points 12 times and recorded 20+ points and 14+ rebounds in the same game four times… Had more steals (133) than
turnovers (90) and ranked fifth in steal-to-turnover ratio (1.48)… Ranked 10th in the NBA in steals (1.75 spg) and 16th in field goal
percentage (.531)... 2011-12 (Philadelphia): In 63 games (1 start), averaged 12.8 points, 5.2 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 1.02 steals in
27.9 minutes per game while shooting 50.7% from the floor, 1-of-4 from 3-point range and 77.1% from the line… Ranked 16th in the
NBA in field goal percentage… Scored 20+ points seven times and recorded one double-double… Led all NBA reserves in offensive
rebounds… Had 64 steals with 55 turnovers and would have ranked eighth in the NBA in steal-to-turnover ratio (1.16) had he
qualified)… 2010-11 (Philadelphia): Played all 82 games (1 start), averaging 12.7 points, 5.3 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 1.10 steals in
26.0 minutes per game while shooting 54.1% from the floor, 27.3% from 3-point range and 70.7% from the line… Scored 20+ points 15
times (Sixers 12-3 mark)… Ranked ninth in the NBA in field goal percentage… Recorded two double-doubles (vs. CLE on 12/7/10, vs.
WAS on 2/23/11)… Had the highest point/rebound/assist total of any reserve and the second-most offensive rebounds… Ranked tied
for 16th in the NBA in steals per turnover (0.91)... Finished third in voting for the Kia Sixth Man of the Year Award... 2009-10
(Philadelphia): In 67 games (45 starts), averaged 13.8 points, 5.2 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.21 steals in 32.0 minutes per game
while shooting 47.0% from the floor, 34.8% from 3-point range and 69.1% from the line… Missed the final 15 games of the season with
a right thumb fracture after playing in each of the first 67 games… Shot 53.1% from the floor over his final 19 games played… Had six
double-doubles… Scored 20+ points 14 times, including a career-high 32 points at March 7 at Toronto... 2008-09 (Philadelphia): In 75
games (71 starts), averaged 15.3 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 1.33 steals in 34.4 minutes per game while shooting 49.5% from
the floor, 34.1% from 3-point range and 73.5% from the line… Scored 20+ points in seven straight games from March 18-29… Over his
final 19 games played, averaged 20.3 points on 54.3% shooting… Selected to the 2009 T-Mobile Rookie Challenge and Youth Jam
during All-Star Weekend... 2007-08 (Philadelphia): In 74 games (22 starts), averaged 8.2 points, 4.2 rebounds and 0.99 steals in 21.0
minutes per game… Shot 53.9% from the floor, 31.6% from 3-point range and 73.8% from the line… As a starter, averaged 10.6 points
and 5.0 rebounds in 29.2 minutes per game… Named to the NBA T-Mobile All-Rookie Second Team… Ranked second among rookie
qualifiers in steals… Had the highest field goal percentage of any rookie qualifier and would have ranked tied for 10th in the NBA in
FG% if he qualified… Was the second youngest player in the league to Seattle’s Kevin Durant.
PLAYOFF NOTES: In 30 games (12 starts), averaging 9.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 0.80 steals in 26.4 minutes per game
while shooting 43.9% from the floor, 33.3% from 3-point range and 73.0% from the line... 2012 (Philadelphia): Appeared in all 13
games of Philadelphia’s run to the Eastern Conference Semifinals, averaging 7.7 points, 5.2 rebounds and 1.2 assists in 21.3 minutes
per game while shooting 42.9% from the floor and 71.0% from the line. 2011 (Philadelphia): Appeared in all five games of
Philadelphia’s First Round series vs. Miami, averaging 11.4 points and 5.8 rebounds in 25.4 minutes per game while shooting 41.7%
from the floor, 0-of-1 from 3-point range and 58.3% from the line… Had 20 points and 11 rebounds, including eight offensive, in Game
1... 2009 (Philadelphia): Started all six games for the Sixers in their First Round series vs. Detroit… Averaged 12.0 points, 4.5
rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.00 steals in 38.2 minutes per game… Scored 20 points in Game 2 at Orlando… 2008 (Philadelphia):
Started all six games for the Sixers in their First Round series vs. Detroit… Averaged 10.2 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.17 steals in 26.7
minutes per game, while shooting 48.0% from the floor and 85.7% from the line… Had 15 points and 9 rebounds in Game 4.
COLLEGE NOTES: Started all 31 games for Georgia Tech his freshman season, scoring a team-high tying 14.4 points per game while
adding averages of 4.9 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.29 steals in 29.6 minutes per game… Shot 47.8% from the floor, 41.9% from 3point range and 74.3% from the line… Knocked down 39 three-pointers, including four games with three or more 3FGM… Recorded
four point-rebound double-doubles… Scored 20+ points six times, including a career-high 30 in a double-overtime game vs. Wake
Forest in the First Round of the ACC Tournament.
PERSONAL NOTES: Full name is Thaddeus Charles Young… Son of Lula Hall and Felton Young… His father played basketball at
Jacksonville University from 1976-78 and was drafted by the NBA’s Buffalo Braves… Attended Mitchell High School in Memphis and
was a McDonald’s All-America selection… Was a three-time All-State selection… As a senior, averaged 26.9 points, 13.8 rebounds, 4.1
assists, 4.3 steals and 3.6 blocks while leading Mitchell High School to the Class AA State Championship Game… Was a member of
the National Honors Society in high school.
Year
07-08
08-09
09-10
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14
Totals
Team
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
G
Min
74 1554
75 2580
67 2145
82 2135
63 1755
76 2629
79 2718
516 15516
FG FGA
Pct
264
490 .539
475
960 .495
382
813 .470
458
847 .541
348
687 .507
509
958 .531
582 1283 .454
3018 6038 .500
FG FGA
Pct
6
19 .316
56
164 .341
48
138 .348
6
22 .273
1
4 .250
1
8 .125
90
292 .308
208
647 .321
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
76
103 .738
139
189 .735
114
165 .691
123
174 .707
111
144 .771
108
188 .574
163
229 .712
834 1192 .700
Off
Def
Tot
120
192
312
139
238
377
130
220
350
153
281
434
137
188
325
182
389
571
166
310
476
1027 1818 2845
Ast
58
86
97
82
74
125
182
704
PF
126
165
133
170
127
191
213
1125
Stl
73
100
81
90
64
133
167
708
TO
64
118
126
99
55
90
165
717
Blk
8
23
15
26
41
55
36
204
Pts
610
1145
926
1045
808
1127
1417
7078
Avg
8.2
15.3
13.8
12.7
12.8
14.8
17.9
13.7
FG FGA
Pct
1
5 .200
5
12 .417
0
1 .000
0
0
--6
18 .346
— Free Throws —
FT FTA
Pct
12
14 .857
5
6 .833
7
12 .583
22
31 .710
37
52 .730
Off
Def
Tot
15
12
27
9
18
27
17
12
29
25
43
68
66
85
151
Ast
4
8
4
15
31
PF
7
17
13
25
62
Stl
7
6
4
7
24
TO
4
8
7
15
34
Blk
0
1
1
7
9
Pts
61
72
57
100
290
Avg
10.2
12.0
11.4
7.7
7.7
Year
07-08
08-09
10-11
11-12
Totals
Team
G
Philadelphia 6
Philadelphia 6
Philadelphia 5
Philadelphia 13
30
Min
160
229
127
277
793
FG FGA
Pct
24
50 .480
31
70 .443
25
60 .417
39
91 .429
119
284 .439
TRAINING CAMP INVITEES
#44 Kyrylo Fesenko
Center
Ht: 7-1, Wt: 297 lbs
Birthdate: Dec. 24, 1986 (Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine)
Most Recently: Canton Charge (NBDL)
NBA Experience: 5 Years
Signed by the Timberwolves on Sept. 18, 2014... Fesenko played for the Wolves entry in the 2014 NBA Summer League
in Las Vegas, averaging 8.4 points on 58.6% shooting and 5.2 rebounds per game... Originally drafted by Philadelphia
with the 38th overall pick in the 2007 NBA Draft before being acquired by Utah in a draft-day trade... Appeared in 132
games with the Jazz in the first four years of his career, averaging 2.3 points on 49.8% shooting and 2.0 rebounds per
game... Signed by the Pacers at the end of the 2011-12 season, appearing in three games and averaging 2.7 points and
3.0 rebounds per game... Spent 2013-14 in the NBA D-League, appearing in 25 games between Delaware and Canton
and averaging 9.1 points (59.3% shooting), 6.2 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game.
#3 Brady Heslip
Guard
Ht: 6-2, Wt: 180 lbs
Birthdate: June 19, 1990 (Oakville, Ontario)
Most Recently: Baylor
NBA Experience: Rookie
Signed by the Timberwolves on Sept. 18, 2014... Heslip played for the Wolves entry in the 2014 NBA Summer League in
Las Vegas, averaging 6.2 points on 61.1% shooting and 70.0% from three-point range in five games (two starts)...
Undrafted in the 2014 NBA Draft... Wrapped up a four-year career at Baylor as the best shooter in school history and one
of the best shooters in Big 12 history... Finished his collegiate career with 20th in scoring (1140 points), second in threepointers (301) and first in three-point percentage (.437)... His .437 career three-point percentage is also the third-highest
in Big 12 history... As a senior he connected on 118 three-pointers (T-2nd in Big 12 history) at a 46.5% rate from threepoint range, the ninth-best single-season three-point percentage in Big 12 history.
GLEN TAYLOR
Owner
On March 23, 1995, Glen Taylor closed the deal that made him majority owner of the Minnesota Timberwolves. He added
the title of NBA owner to a list that already included international businessman, state senator, entrepreneur, philanthropist
and executive of the year.
Glen Taylor is chairman and CEO of the multinational Taylor Corporation, based in Mankato, Minn. He earned a Bachelor
of Science degree from Minnesota State University, Mankato. During this period, he worked part time at Carlson Wedding
Service, a print shop specializing in formal invitations. After graduation he continued to work at the company, developing
strategies to cut delivery time, improve service and expand offerings. Taylor purchased the company in 1975, assembled
a passionate leadership team and dramatically expanded the firm’s capabilities, growing it into one of the largest privately
held companies in the United States. Today Taylor Corporation, based in North Mankato, includes more than 70
subsidiaries providing business and personal communications products, technologies and marketing services. Other
enterprises owned by Glen are the Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper and businesses in securities, agricultural, and
medical fields.
He continued his education at the Harvard Graduate School of Business. In 1997, Mankato State University awarded
Taylor their first honorary doctorate. Taylor received the degree of Honorary Doctor of Laws for his distinguished
professional career and volunteer service. In October 2001, Taylor was inducted into the Minnesota State University,
Mankato Hall of Distinction.
Taylor’s business savvy has been recognized by Corporate Report magazine, which honored him as its Executive of the
Year (1987), and the Sales and Marketing Executives of Minneapolis/St. Paul, who awarded him with their Sales
Executive of the Year Award (1999). He was also inducted into the Minnesota Hall of Fame (2002) by Twin Cities Monthly
Magazine.
Taylor was elected to the Minnesota Senate in 1980, where he served until 1990. He became assistant Senate minority
leader in 1982. From 1984 to 1986, he served as Senate minority leader. While in the Senate, Taylor was instrumental in
providing leadership in the areas of higher education, child care and economic development policies.
In October of 2008, Taylor was named chairman of the NBA's Board of Governors, a position he still holds is 2014.
Taylor and his family have provided financial assistance and participated in missions to Africa, Turkey, Egypt, China and
Central America to support children.
Taylor and his wife, Becky, live in Mankato. Their children and grandchildren enjoy attending many of the Timberwolves
games.
FLIP SAUNDERS
President of Basketball Operations/Minority Owner/Head Coach
Phil "Flip" Saunders was named head coach of the Minnesota Timberwolves on June 6, 2014 after returning to the
organization on May 3, 2013 as the team's President of Basketball Operations. Saunders was originally with the Wolves
from 1995-2005 and guided the team during its most successful years, highlighted by a trip to the 2004 Western
Conference Finals. Saunders remains as President of Basketball Operations and Timberwolves minority owner.
Prior to re-joining the Timberwolves, Saunders worked for ESPN as a basketball analyst for two seasons. He was named
the Washington Wizards head coach on April 22, 2009 and remained with the Wizards into the 2011-12 season.
In two decades of coaching at the professional level, including 15-plus seasons in the NBA, Saunders has cemented his
reputation as one of the finest coaches in the game of basketball. With a record of 638-526, he ranks 20th on the NBA alltime coaching wins chart, and his .548 winning percentage is 11th among all NBA coaches who have coached more than
1,110 games. Saunders has seven 50-win seasons to his credit as an NBA head coach, with four Conference Finals
appearances in 11 postseason appearances.
Saunders joined the Wizards after leading the Detroit Pistons to a 176-70 (.715) record from 2005-08, the highest winning
percentage of any coach in their franchise history. In 2007-08, the third of Saunders’ three seasons with the Pistons, he
guided Detroit to their third consecutive Central Division crown with a 59-23 regular season record (the second-best
record in the Eastern Conference). Saunders recorded his 500th win as an NBA head coach during the 2006-07
campaign, becoming just the 26th coach in NBA history at the time to reach that mark. Saunders’ first season in Detroit in
2005- 06 included a record of 24-3 after 27 games, making him just the second coach in NBA history to start a season 243 in his first year as head coach of a new team (Bill Sharman led the Lakers to a 39-3 start in 1971-72). He became the
only coach in NBA history to win Eastern Conference Coach of the Month honors for three consecutive months
(November ‘05, December ‘05, January ‘06), and he helmed the Eastern Conference All-Star team in Houston in 2006 (as
one of only six coaches in NBA history to be named head coach of the All-Star team in both the Eastern and Western
Conferences). During that season, Detroit tied a franchise record for most home victories (37), and set a franchise record
for road wins (27). In three seasons in Detroit, Saunders’ Pistons finished with the best record in the Eastern Conference
twice (2005-06, 2006-07), and ranked in the top three of the NBA in points per game allowed each season (including a
first place finish in 2007-08), showing that Saunders is equally adept at defensive scheming as he is on the offensive end.
Prior to joining Detroit, Saunders spent nine-plus years with the Minnesota Timberwolves (1995- 2005), where he guided
the club to eight consecutive playoff appearances and a Western Conference-best and franchise-best 58-24 record in
2003-04 -- a season that culminated in a berth in the Western Conference Finals. During his tenure in Minnesota, he won
NBA Western Conference Coach of the Month honors four times (April ’04, February ’03, January ’01, January ’00) and
coached the Western Conference during the 2004 NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles. Saunders’ time with Timberwolves
represented the best years in the franchise’s history, and placed him as the organization’s all-time winningest coach. He
posted a winning record in six of his nine full seasons as head coach, compiling an overall record of 411-326 (.558).
Saunders’ impressive coaching resume also includes seven consecutive seasons of 30 or more victories in the CBA, two
CBA Championships (‘90, ‘92), a pair of CBA Coach of the Year honors (‘90, ‘92) and 23 CBA-to-NBA player promotions.
He ranks third all-time in the CBA with 253 career victories (253-137, .649) during stops with the Rapid City Thrillers
(1988-89), La Crosse Catbirds (1989-94) and Sioux Falls Skyforce (1994-95). In September 2001, Saunders guided the
United States men’s basketball team to a perfect 5-0 record and a gold medal at the Goodwill Games in Brisbane,
Australia.
The Cleveland, Ohio, native began his successful coaching career at Golden Valley Lutheran College, where he compiled
a 92-13 record (including a perfect 56-0 mark at home) in four seasons. In 1981, he joined the coaching staff at his alma
matter, the University of Minnesota, as an assistant coach where he helped the Golden Gophers to the 1982 Big Ten
Championship. After five seasons at Minnesota, Saunders moved to an assistant coach position at the University of Tulsa,
where he worked for two seasons before heading to the pro ranks.
Saunders, 58, was an All-America basketball player at Cuyahoga Heights High School in Cleveland. During his senior
season in 1973, he was named Ohio’s Class A High School Basketball Player of the Year after averaging a state-high
32.0 points per game. He continued his basketball career at Minnesota, where he teamed with Kevin McHale and started
in 101 of his 103 career games.
Saunders was born February 23, 1955, in Cleveland, Ohio. He and his wife, Debbie, have four children: Ryan, Mindy and
twins, Rachel and Kimberly.
MILT NEWTON
General Manager
Milt Newton is entering his second season as the Timberwolves’ general manager. He will assist Flip Saunders in the
evaluation and acquisition of players and in the overall management of all basketball operations for the Wolves. Before
joining the Wolves, Newton spent 10 seasons with the Washington Wizards, most recently as the team’s vice president of
player personnel.
Prior to joining the Wizards organization, Newton was instrumental in spearheading the creation of the NBA
Developmental League. In that role, he worked closely with NBA Commissioner David Stern and served as the NBADL
Director of Player Personnel for three years. Newton previously spent one year as a Scout with the Philadelphia 76ers
and was also the Assistant Director for the USA Basketball Men’s National Team programs from 1995-99. His duties with
USA Basketball included coordinating the team trials, training camps, exhibition games and team competitions for the
various level National Teams, and acting acting as liaison for the Men’s National Teams at international competitions.
Throughout his career, Newton has been active in making worldwide charitable contributions. He has been an
ambassador for the NBA as a representative of the Basketball Without Borders delegation that has held clinics and camps
to teach the game of basketball in Johannesburg, South Africa and Dakar Senegal. In Washington, D.C., Newton
volunteered his time speaking and conducting various clinics and has previously served as a mentor for the Greentree
Adolescent Program at the National Center for Children and Families. He is also a member of the Frank R. Williams
scholarship committee that provides college scholarships for students at his alma mater, Calvin Coolidge Sr. High School.
In college, Newton was a starter for the 1988 University of Kansas NCAA National Championship team. He was named in
1988 to the NCAA Midwest Regional and Final Four All-Tournament teams. After serving as Team Captain and being
selected as the Kansas MVP in 1989, Newton played professionally in the Continental Basketball Association for the
Rockford Lightning and Grand Rapids Hoops.
Newton had a stellar playing career, first as a high school star in Washington, D.C. and then as a starter for the 1988
University of Kansas NCAA National Championship team. He was named in 1988 to the NCAA Midwest Regional and
Final Four All-Tournament teams. After serving as Team Captain and being selected as the Kansas MVP in 1989, Newton
played professionally in the Continental Basketball Association for the Rockford Lightning and Grand Rapids Hoops.
Born in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Newton and his wife, Shalaun have two children, 11-year-old daughter, Shaniya Adell,
and 7-year-old son, Miles Kenneth.
SAM MITCHELL
Assistant Coach
Sam Mitchell enters his first season on Flip Saunders' coaching staff with the Timberwolves, rejoining the organization
after spending 10 seasons in Minnesota as a player. Mitchell played seven seasons under Saunders during his career.
The 2006-07 NBA Coach of the Year, Mitchell brings 4+ seasons of head coaching experience to the Wolves bench,
previously serving as head coach of the Toronto Raptors from 2004-08. Mitchell led the Raptors to two playoff
appearances as head coach, including a 47-35 record in 2006-07, a 20-game improvement from the previous season. He
has also served two stints as an assistant coach, coaching under Avery Johnson in New Jersey during 2010-11 and
George Karl in Milwaukee from 2002-04.
As a player Mitchell spent 13 years in the NBA, originally selected by the Houston Rockets in the third round of the 1985
NBA Draft. He played a couple of seasons in the minor leagues and overseas before finally landing in the NBA with the
Wolves in 1989-90. Mitchell spent 10 seasons in Minnesota, including averaging 12.7 points in 80 games for the Wolves
during the inaugural season. He appeared in 757 games with the Wolves in his career, averaging 9.5 points and 4.0
rebounds per game. He also played three seasons with Indiana, making an Eastern Conference Finals run with the
Pacers in 1994-95.
Mitchell finished his career appearing in 994 regular season games and 59 postseason contests, missing just 40 games to
injury or illness throughout his career. He finished his career with averages of 8.7 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1.1 assists per
game.
SIDNEY LOWE
Assistant Coach
Sidney Lowe enters his first season on Flip Saunders' coaching staff with the Timberwolves, his fourth time coaching
alongside Saunders' over the years, previously serving as an assistant under Saunders in Minnesota both from 19992000 and 2003-05, and in Detroit from 2005-06. The Washington, D.C., native and former NBA point guard has spent
eight years as a head coach and 11 years as an assistant coach in the NBA and NCAA.
Lowe's ties with Minnesota originally began in 1989-90 as a player with the organization in its inaugural season,
appearing in a career-high 80 games and averaging 21.8 minutes per game. He retired after the season, remaining with
the organization and spending the 1990-91 season as the team's television color analyst. The next season he became an
assistant coach under then-head-coach Jimmy Rodgers, eventually being promoted to head coach midway through the
1992-93 season and remaining in the position through the 1993-94 season.
Prior to re-joining Saunders' staff, Lowe served three seasons (2011-14) as an assistant with the Utah Jazz after
previously serving as the head coach at North Carolina State University (2006-11). In his first season on the sidelines, he
became just the third NC State coach to win 20 games and defeat the other three North Carolina institutions in the ACC
(Duke, North Carolina and Wake Forest). He is one of only four NC State coaches to have coached in the ACC
Championship game in his first year.
Following five seasons as an assistant with Cleveland (1994-99) and one season with Minnesota (1999-2000), Lowe was
named head coach of the Vancouver Grizzlies in June of 2000, eventually moving with the team to Memphis before
stepping down shortly into the 2002-03 campaign.
As a player, Lowe was originally selected by the Chicago Bulls with the first pick of the second round (25th overall) in the
1983 NBA Draft, whom immediately traded his rights to Indiana, where he spent the 1983-84 season. In 1984-85, Lowe
spent time with both the Pistons and Atlanta Hawks. Over the next three years, Lowe was a point guard in the Continental
Basketball Association, leading his teams to three consecutive CBA titles. He started the 1988-89 season with the Rapid
City Thrillers before signing with the Charlotte Hornets. In 1990, Lowe joined the expansion Timberwolves.
Lowe graduated from DeMatha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Md., where he starred under Naismith Memorial
Basketball Hall of Fame head coach Morgan Wooten. He received his bachelor’s degree in business administration from
Saint Paul’s College. Lowe and his wife Cass, reside in Raleigh, N.C. Lowe has three children (Sidney Jr., Lantzen, and
Lindsey).
RYAN SAUNDERS
Assistant Coach
Ryan Saunders is entering his first season as an assistant coach with the Timberwolves on Flip Saunders' staff.
A University of Minnesota graduate, Saunders spent the last five seasons as an assistant with the Washington Wizards. In
Washington, he was instrumental in assisting with the preparation for upcoming opponents with extensive scouting reports
and statistical analysis. Prior to his time with the Wizards, Saunders was as an assistant for a season on Tubby Smith's
staff at the University of Minnesota, where he helped lead the Golden Gophers to an NCAA tournament appearance. In
addition to his on-court work, Saunders helped players with their academic and social development off the court.
Before moving to the sidelines, Saunders played four seasons at Minnesota, where he was a two-time team captain, fourtime scholar athlete award winner and 2006 Big Ten All-Academic selection. He earned his bachelor’s degree in sport
management and is currently pursuing his master’s degree in applied kinesiology.
As well as his coaching experience, Saunders brings an analytical background to the Wolves coaching staff. He is the cofounder of an in-game analytical program, Gametime Concepts, which focuses on in-game analysis and statistical
probabilities. Gametime Concepts is used by a number of NBA and NCAA teams.
DAVID ADELMAN
Assistant Coach
David Adelman is entering his fourth year with the Timberwolves and second as assistant coach. Adelman previously
served as a player development coach on his father, Rick Adelman's staff, in Minnesota. Prior to his stint with the
Timberwolves, Adelman spent the prior five seasons as head basketball coach at Lincoln High School in Portland, Ore.
Adelman went 83-53 in five seasons at Lincoln, leading the Cardinals to Portland Interscholastic district championships in
the 2006-07, 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons, while also reaching the Oregon Class 6A state championship final in 2009.
Prior to coaching at Lincoln, Adelman was an assistant coach at his alma mater, Jesuit High School in Portland, from
2001-06, helping the team win a state title in 2005. As a player, Adelman helped Jesuit win a state championship in 1999.
Adelman, 33, attended the University of Portland before joining the Jesuit staff. He is in the process of finishing a degree
in history from Portland State. Adelman and his wife, Jenny, have one son: Leonard Joseph (L.J.).
MIKE PENBERTHY
Shooting Coach
Mike Penberthy joins the Wolves this season as the team's shooting coach.
Penberthy played in 53 games with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2000-01, averaging 5.0 points, 1.2 rebounds, 1.3 assists
and shooting 39.6 percent (55-for-139) from three-point range as the Lakers won the NBA Championship. He also played
in three games for the Lakers in 2001-02 before being waived. Penberthy also played professional basketball for
numerous teams overseas and in the CBA and ABA in the U.S. from 1997-2008.
A native of Los Gatos, Calif., Penberthy played collegiate basketball for The Master's College in Santa Clarita, Calif., from
1993-97 where he was a two-time NAIA All-American and set the school record for most career points. Penberthy held the
NAIA record for consecutive games with at least one three-pointer made, with 111, until it was broken in December 2005.
He graduated in 1997 with a B.A. degree in biblical studies.
Penberthy and his wife, Wendy, have three children: sons Ty and Jaden and daughter Kate.
TIMBERWOLVES BASKETBALL OPERATIONS
President of Basketball Operations, Minority Owner, Head Coach ....................................................... Flip Saunders
General Manager ...................................................................................................................................... Milt Newton
Assistant Coaches ...................................................... Sam Mitchell, Sidney Lowe, Ryan Saunders, David Adelman
Vice President of Basketball Operations .................................................................................................Rob Babcock
Director of Player Personnel .................................................................................................................. R.J. Adelman
Director of International Player Personnel .............................................................................................. Zarko Durisic
Director of Player Programs/Scout...........................................................................................................Calvin Booth
Shooting Coach ................................................................................................................................... Mike Penberthy
Advance Scout ........................................................................................................................................ Derek Pierce
Scout .............................................................................................................................. Milton Barnes, Jason Hervey
Manager of Team Services ..................................................................................................................Kaayla Chones
Manager of Team Travel, Facility Coordinator .................................................................................... Bill Hohenecker
Manager of Basketball Administration, Salary Cap................................................................................Manny Rohan
Manager of Basketball Analytics, Video Scout ......................................................................................... Matt Bollero
Travel Video Coordinator ............................................................................................................. Sam Newman-Beck
Head of Video Department/Manager of Basketball Technology ................................................................. Brice Long
Director of Medical Operations, Head Athletic Trainer..........................................................................Gregg Farnam
Director of Sports Performance.................................................................................................................. Koichi Sato
Director of Athletic Therapy........................................................................................................................ Mark Kyger
Team Physician ...............................................................................................................................Dr. Sheldon Burns
Team Orthopedist .............................................................................................................................. Dr. Diane Dahm
Assistant Athletic Trainer, Assistant of Sports Performance .................................................................. David Crewe
Directory of Security .............................................................................................................................. Bob Goedderz
Equipment Manager ............................................................................................................................. Clayton Wilson
Assistant Equipment Manager, Basketball Operations Assistant .......................................................... Cory Johnson
Basketball Operations Associate ....................................................................................................... Todd Checovich
Custodian ..............................................................................................................................................Robert Burnett
2014 OFFSEASON TRANSACTIONS
June 6:
June 13:
June 17:
June 26:
Named Flip Saunders new head coach.
Named Sid Lowe an assistant coach.
Named Sam Mitchell an assistant coach.
Selected UCLA guard Zach LaVine (first round, 13th overall), Michigan guard/forward Glenn Robinson III
(second round, 40th overall), Oklahoma State guard Markel Brown (second round, 44th overall) and Italian
forward Alessandro Gentile (second round, 53rd overall). Subsequently traded Brown and Gentile to the
Brooklyn Nets and Houston Rockets respectively for cash considerations.
June 30: Did not extend qualifying offers to Robbie Hummel and Othyus Jeffers, allowing both players to become
unrestricted free agents on July 1.
July 1:
Named Ryan Saunders an assistant coach.
July 8:
Signed Zach LaVine.
July 22: Signed free agent Robbie Hummel.
July 30: Signed free agent Mo Williams.
Aug. 23: Traded forward Kevin Love to Cleveland and guard Alexey Shved and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute to
Philadelphia in a three-team trade. The Wolves acquired Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett and Thaddeus
Young. Cleveland received Love, while Philadelphia received Shved, Mbah a Moute and Miami's 2015 firstround pick.
Sept. 18: Signed free agents Brady Heslip and Kyrylo Fesenko
2013-14 TIMBERWOLVES FINAL STATISTICS
Through April 16 (40-42)
PLAYER
G GS
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES
-FIELD GOALS-
-3-POINT FG--
PCT
-FREE THROWS-
2013-2014 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
--REBOUNDS--
MIN
FG
FGA
FG
FGA
PCT
FT
FTA
PCT
OFF
DEF
TOT
AST
PF
DQ
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
AVG
Love
77 77 2797
650
1422
.457 190
505
.376
520
633
.821
224
739
963
341
136
0
59
195
35
2010
26.1
Martin
68 68 2177
440
1023
.430 115
297
.387
303
340
.891
34
169
203
123
123
2
66
106
6
1298
19.1
Pekovic
54 54 1663
378
700
.540
0
0
---
186
249
.747
206
262
468
50
129
0
30
84
23
942
17.4
Brewer
81 81 2609
388
807
.481
59
211
.280
163
227
.718
63
144
207
134
210
1
150
105
30
998
12.3
Rubio
82 82 2638
255
670
.381
44
133
.331
227
283
.802
61
281
342
703
218
2
190
222
11
781
9.5
Barea
79
1 1471
254
656
.387
73
231
.316
79
100
.790
16
138
154
304
129
0
26
125
0
660
8.4
Budinger
41
8
751
100
254
.394
42
120
.350
32
39
.821
19
84
103
31
58
0
19
24
2
274
6.7
Cunningham
81
7 1635
237
510
.465
0
5
.000
38
67
.567
113
218
331
84
146
0
62
42
57
512
6.3
Williams
11
0
162
19
54
.352
2
15
.133
14
16
.875
3
23
26
1
9
0
4
6
4
54
4.9
Turiaf
31 10
606
64
107
.598
0
0
---
21
50
.420
55
119
174
23
65
1
8
24
50
149
4.8
Dieng
60 15
818
113
227
.498
1
1 1.000
59
93
.634
103
197
300
39
108
0
30
54
50
286
4.8
Shved
63
0
664
76
237
.321
30
102
.294
68
90
.756
21
60
81
68
36
0
26
48
16
250
4.0
Muhammad
37
0
290
57
124
.460
3
11
.273
26
40
.650
24
29
53
6
24
0
8
16
1
143
3.9
Mbah a Moute (TO 64
7 1003
87
193
.451
4
17
.235
46
67
.687
56
90
146
36
68
2
31
40
14
224
3.5
Mbah a Moute (MIN55
2
807
72
161
.447
3
14
.214
37
54
.685
47
72
119
21
50
1
22
36
9
184
3.3
Hummel
53
5
655
67
177
.379
32
89
.360
15
16
.938
35
97
132
23
57
0
17
10
2
181
3.4
Price
28
0
99
19
46
.413
6
22
.273
0
2
.000
1
9
10
13
5
0
1
7
0
44
1.6
Jeffers (TOT)
6
1
47
3
6
.500
0
2
.000
3
4
.750
1
8
9
1
3
0
0
1
0
9
1.5
Jeffers (MIN)
2
0
13
0
1
.000
0
1
.000
2
2 1.000
0
3
3
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
1.0
TIMBERWOLVES
82 - 19855 3189
7176
.444 600 1757
.341 1790 2301
.778 1025 2644 3669 1964 1504
7
718 1142
296
8768 106.9
OPPONENTS
82 - 19855 3321
7048
.471 663 1820
.364 1244 1645
.756
18
644 1346
457
8549 104.3
-- SINGLE-GAME HIGHS -PLAYER
MIN REB AST ST TO BL PTS
908 2717 3625 1875 1936
----------- AVERAGE PER GAME -----------MIN
REB
AST
STL
TO
BLK
PTS
-CAREER HIGHS (C=SET, T=TIED THIS SEASON)FG
FGA
FT
FTA
REB
Love
47
19
10
3
7
3
45
36.3
12.5
4.4
0.77
2.5
0.45
26.1
16
31
19
24
31
10C
51
Martin
43
10
4
4
6
2
36
32.0
3.0
1.8
0.97
1.6
0.09
19.1
14
29
23
26
12
8
50
Pekovic
46
14
4
2
5
3
34
30.8
8.7
0.9
0.56
1.6
0.43
17.4
16C
28C
12
16
18
4T
34C
Brewer
48
12
5
6
6
2
51
32.2
2.6
1.7
1.85
1.3
0.37
12.3
19C
30C
11C
15C
18
6
51C
Rubio
49
10
17
7
7
2
25
32.2
4.2
8.6
2.32
2.7
0.13
9.5
10C
19C
12
13
13
17C
25C
Barea
39
6
11
2
5
0
21
18.6
1.9
3.8
0.33
1.6
0.00
8.4
11
22
9
10
10
15
29
Budinger
38
7
4
2
3
1
24
18.3
2.5
0.8
0.46
0.6
0.05
6.7
12
21
9
10
12
6
35
Cunningham
43
13
6
5
2
3
20
20.2
4.1
1.0
0.77
0.5
0.70
6.3
11
20
6C
10C
14
6C
23
Williams
27
7
1
1
2
2
13
14.7
2.4
0.1
0.36
0.5
0.36
4.9
12
22
8
12
16
4
31
Turiaf
38
13
3
2
4
5
14
19.5
5.6
0.7
0.26
0.8
1.61
4.8
8
12
10
12
15
8
23
Dieng
41
21
4
3
5
5
22
13.6
5.0
0.7
0.50
0.9
0.83
4.8
9C
16C
10C
11C
21C
4C
22C
Shved
26
5
5
3
3
2
13
10.5
1.3
1.1
0.41
0.8
0.25
4.0
8
17
9
Muhammad
24
7
1
2
4
1
20
7.8
1.4
0.2
0.22
0.4
0.03
3.9
8C
13C
5C
Mbah a Moute (TOT
32
8
3
3
3
2
12
15.7
2.3
0.6
0.48
0.6
0.22
3.5
Mbah a Moute (MIN
31
8
2
3
3
2
12
14.7
2.2
0.4
0.40
0.7
0.16
3.3
10
16
13
11
6C
13
7
7C
19
AST
12
PTS
22
1C
20C
6
22
3C
12C
Hummel
35
9
3
2
2
1
12
12.4
2.5
0.4
0.32
0.2
0.04
3.4
4C
10C
4C
4C
9C
Price
12
2
2
1
2
0
9
3.5
0.4
0.5
0.04
0.3
0.00
1.6
9
17
5
6
8
14
24
Jeffers (TOT)
15
3
1
0
1
0
5
7.8
1.5
0.2
0.00
0.2
0.00
1.5
6
9
7
12
11
4
15
0
0
1
0
0.00
1.0
Jeffers (MIN)
11
3
2
6.5
1.5
0.0
0.00
0.5
TIMBERWOLVES
290
60
37 17 21
8 143
242.1
44.7
24.0
8.76
13.9
3.61 106.9
55
112
52C
64C
66
43
143C
OPPONENTS
290
60
36 15 26 12 136
242.1
44.2
22.9
7.85
16.4
5.57 104.3
60
115
51
58
64
45
152
2013-14 SEASON SUMMARY
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES / MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS
RECORD HOME ROAD
40-42 24-17 16-25
OVERALL
OT
3- 2
Head Coach:
Rick Adelman
Atlantic
5- 5
3- 2
2- 3
Overall: 23 Years 1042 Won
749 Lost .582 Pct.
Central
Southeast
7- 3
5- 5
4- 1
4- 1
3- 2
1- 4
W/Club :
133 Lost .422 Pct.
2- 0
17-13 11- 4
9- 9 6- 3
6- 9
3- 6
2- 0
1- 0
3- 5
4- 5
0- 1
0- 1
23-29 13-13 10-16
1- 2
EASTERN
Southwest
Northwest
Pacific
7- 9
7-11
WESTERN
4- 4
3- 6
3 Years
TEAM WINNING & LOSING STREAKS:
OVERALL
HOME
LossLong:Win -
3
3
Loss-04/16 vsUTA 130-136
WON LOST
1
0
Oct.
ROAD
LossWin -
Loss- 4
Last:Win -04/11 vsHOU 112-110
97 Won
1
3
LossWin -
3
3
Loss- 2
Loss- 5
Win -04/11 vsHOU 112-110 Win -04/04 @ MIA 122-121
Loss-04/16 vsUTA 130-136 Loss-04/14 @ GS
OFFENSE
VsOPP
120-130
HOME ATTENDANCE
Nov.
Dec.
8
6
9
7
100+ 37-22
100< 3-20
If Opp W/L to date:
.500+ 14-30
Jan.
Feb.
8
5
7
6
Defense
100+ 17-37
.500- 26-12
Mar.
8
8
100< 23- 5
Apr.
4
5
41
597,157
Games
Total
14,565
19,888
Average
High
1 Sellouts
After 82 games last season: W 31 L 51
MARGINS
Won By:
Lost By:
Won By:
Lost By:
1
3
2
2
3
4
1
5
1
6
1
7
1
8
2
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
3 1 4 1 2 1 1
1 1 2
2 1
2 2 2 7 1 1 7 1 1 3 3 2 2 1 2
1 2
1
1
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46+
1
1
3
1
At Start Of: OVERALL HOME
1
1
1
ROAD
FG%
OVERALL
HOME
ROAD
2nd- Ahead:
-Behind:
33-14
5-24
20- 4
3-11
13-10
2-13
-44%
45-49%
12-32
18- 9
10-13
7- 4
2-19
11- 5
- Tied:
3rd- Ahead:
2- 4
31-13
1- 2
19- 3
1- 2
12-10
50-54%
55-59%
8- 1
1- 0
5- 0
1- 0
3- 1
0- 0
-Behind:
- Tied:
7-28
2- 1
5-13
0- 1
2-15
2- 0
+60%
1- 0
1- 0
0- 0
4th- Ahead:
-Behind:
36-10
4-29
22- 4
2-11
14- 6
2-18
0- 3
0- 2
0- 1
-
Tied:
2013-14 GAME-BY-GAME
Date
Opponent
Oct 30 ORLANDO
Team/Opp
Home Road Total
W120-115(OT) 1-0
High Scoring
High Rebounds
High Assists
Opponent Scoring
Atten.
0-0
1-0
Love-31
Love-17
Rubio-11
Afflalo-28
17,988
Nov
1 OKLAHOMA CITY W100- 81
2-0
0-0
2-0
Love-24
Love-12
Rubio-10
Lamb-16
17,433
Nov
3 @New York
W109-100
2-0
1-0
3-0
Love-34
Love-15
Rubio-10
Anthony-22
19,812
Nov
4 @Cleveland
L 92- 93
2-0
1-1
3-1
Martin-23
Love-13
Rubio-5
Miles-19
17,892
Love-5
Nov
6 GOLDEN STATE
L 93-106
2-1
1-1
3-2
Love-25
Love-16
Rubio-7
Thompson-30
15,559
Nov
8 DALLAS
W116-108
3-1
1-1
4-2
Martin-32
Love-15
Love-8
Ellis-23
13,677
Love-32
Nov 10 @L.A. Lakers
W113- 90
3-1
2-1
5-2
Martin-27
Love-13
Rubio-14
Blake-19
18,997
Nov 11 @L.A. Clipper L107-109
3-1
2-2
5-3
Martin-30
Love-19
Rubio-10
Griffin-25
19,060
14,978
Nov 13 CLEVELAND
W124- 95
4-1
2-2
6-3
Love-33
Love-8
Rubio-16
Irving-20
Nov 15 @Denver
L113-117
4-1
2-3
6-4
Love-28
Love-10
Rubio-12
Chandler-19
17,142
Nov 16 BOSTON
W106- 88
5-1
2-3
7-4
Love-23
Pekovic-12
Rubio-7
Bradley-27
15,111
Nov 19 @Washington
L100-104
5-1
2-4
7-5
Love-25
Love-11
Barea-7
Beal-25
14,804
Nov 20 L.A. CLIPPERS L 98-102
5-2
2-4
7-6
Martin-28
Love-12
Love-8
Paul-20
13,101
Love-12
Griffin-20
Nov 22 BROOKLYN
W111- 81
6-2
2-4
8-6
Martin-17
Love-16
Rubio-8
Blatche-16
15,551
Love-17
Nov 23 @Houston
L101-112
6-2
2-5
8-7
Love-27
Love-15
Rubio-8
Brooks-26
18,196
Nov 25 @Indiana
L 84- 98
6-2
2-6
8-8
Love-20
Love-17
Rubio-7
G. Hill-26
16,426
George-26
Nov 27 DENVER
L110-117
6-3
2-6
8-9
Martin-29
Love-15
Rubio-11
Lawson-23
Nov 30 @Dallas
W112-106
6-3
3-6
9-9
Martin-27
Love-11
Rubio-7
Ellis-26
14,244
20,173
Dec
1 @Oklahoma Cit L103-113
6-3
3-7
9-10
Martin-24
Love-12
Rubio-7
Durant-32
18,203
Dec
7 MIAMI
Martin-19
L 82-103
6-4
3-7
9-11
Pekovic-12
Rubio-6
James-21
19,888
Dec 10 @Detroit
W121- 94
6-4
4-7
10-11 Love-26
Love-16
Rubio-9
Jennings-20
11,251
Dec 11 PHILADELPHIA
W106- 99
7-4
4-7
11-11 Love-26
Love-15
Rubio-7
Hawes-20
13,450
Wroten-20
Dec 13 @San Antonio
L110-117
7-4
4-8
11-12 Love-42
Love-14
Rubio-8
Parker-29
18,581
Dec 15 @Memphis
W101- 93
7-4
5-8
12-12 Love-30
Brewer-12
Barea-5
Conley-28
15,417
Dec 16 @Boston
L 97-101
7-4
5-9
12-13 Love-27
Love-14
Barea-11
Sullinger-24
17,071
Dec 18 PORTLAND
W120-109
8-4
5-9
13-13 Pekovic-30
Love-15
Love-9
Lillard-36
13,776
Dec 20 @L.A. Lakers
L 91-104
8-4
5-10
13-14 Love-25
Pekovic-13
Rubio-7
Young-25
18,997
Love-13
Dec 22 @L.A. Clipper L116-120(OT) 8-4
5-11
13-15 Love-45
Love-19
Rubio-12
Griffin-32
19,304
Dec 27 WASHINGTON
W120- 98
9-4
5-11
14-15 Love-25
Love-11
Rubio-9
Wall-26
16,473
Dec 28 @Milwaukee
W117- 95
9-4
6-11
15-15 Love-33
Love-15
Rubio-8
Middleton-23
14,971
Dec 30 DALLAS
L 98-100
9-5
6-11
15-16 Love-36
Love-11
Rubio-13
Marion-32
16,111
Jan
1 NEW ORLEANS
W124-112
10-5
6-11
16-16 Pekovic-22
Rubio-8
Rubio-9
Anderson-25
14,002
Jan
4 OKLAHOMA CITY L111-115
10-6
6-11
16-17 Pekovic-31
Love-14
Rubio-10
Durant-48
18,065
Jan
6 @Philadelphia W126- 95
10-6
7-11
17-17 Love-26
Pekovic-14
Rubio-8
Young-20
10,736
Jan
8 PHOENIX
L103-104
10-7
7-11
17-18 Martin-20
Pekovic-12
Rubio-8
Dragic-26
12,202
W119- 92
11-7
7-11
18-18 Pekovic-26
Rubio-6
Tolliver-21
13,767
Love-12
Jan 10 CHARLOTTE
Love-14
Cunningham-6
Jan 12 @San Antonio
L 86-104
11-7
7-12
18-19 Pekovic-22
Love-7
Rubio-8
Leonard-17
18,098
Jan 15 SACRAMENTO
L108-111
11-8
7-12
18-20 Love-27
Love-11
Rubio-5
Gay-33
12,399
Love-5
Jan 17 @Toronto
L 89- 94
11-8
7-13
18-21 Martin-18
Love-12
Barea-5
Lowry-24
19,800
Jan 18 UTAH
W 98- 72
12-8
7-13
19-21 Pekovic-27
Pekovic-14
Rubio-9
Burks-18
17,111
Jan 21 @Utah
W112- 97
12-8
8-13
20-21 Brewer-19
Love-13
Rubio-13
Hayward-27
16,387
Pekovic-14
Rubio-12
Curry-33
19,596
Love-19
Jan 24 @Golden State W121-120
12-8
9-13
21-21 Love-26
Martin-26
21-22 Martin-30
Love-14
Jan 25 @Portland
L104-115
12-8
9-14
Love-13
Rubio-11
Aldridge-21
20,006
Jan 27 @Chicago
W 95- 86
12-8
10-14 22-22 Love-31
Love-8
Barea-7
Boozer-20
21,637
Jan 29 NEW ORLEANS
W 88- 77
13-8
10-14 23-22 Love-30
Love-14
Barea-6
Aminu-18
11,702
Randolph-26
17,429
Rubio-6
Jan 31 MEMPHIS
L 90- 94
13-9
10-14 23-23 Love-28
Love-16
Rubio-8
2013-14 GAME-BY-GAME
(CONTINUED)
Date
High Rebounds
High Assists
Opponent Scoring
Atten.
Feb
1 @Atlanta
Opponent
L113-120
Team/Opp
Home Road Total
13-9
10-15 23-24 Love-43
High Scoring
Love-19
Rubio-11
Korver-24
13,018
Feb
4 L.A. LAKERS
W109- 99
14-9
10-15 24-24 Martin-32
Love-17
Rubio-13
Young-24
12,559
Feb
5 @Oklahoma Cit L 97-106
14-9
10-16 24-25 Rubio-19
Rubio-8
Rubio-5
Durant-26
18,203
Feb
7 @New Orleans
L 91- 98
14-9
10-17 24-26 Love-26
Love-19
Rubio-6
Davis-26
16,541
Feb
8 PORTLAND
L110-117
14-10 10-17 24-27 Brewer-26
Turiaf-13
Rubio-9
Aldridge-26
17,506
L 89-107
14-11 10-17 24-28 Love-31
Love-10
Rubio-9
Parsons-20
12,002
Rubio-12
Hamilton-16
12,139
Cunningham-8
Feb 10 HOUSTON
Turiaf-10
Feb 12 DENVER
W117- 90
15-11 10-17 25-28 Love-32
Love-11
Turiaf-11
Feb 19 INDIANA
W104- 91
16-11 10-17 26-28 Love-42
Love-16
Rubio-17
George-35
15,109
Feb 22 @Utah
W121-104
16-11 11-17 27-28 Love-37
Love-12
Love-10
Kanter-25
19,323
Feb 23 @Portland
L 97-108
16-11 11-18 27-29 Love-31
Love-10
Rubio-11
Lillard-32
19,458
Feb 25 @Phoenix
W110-101
16-11 12-18 28-29 Love-33
Love-13
Rubio-11
Mark. Morris-24
16,273
Mar
1 @Sacramento
W108- 97
16-11 13-18 29-29 Martin-26
Love-10
Rubio-8
Gay-24
17,085
Mar
3 @Denver
W132-128
16-11 14-18 30-29 Love-33
Love-19
Rubio-5
Lawson-31
15,240
Barea-5
Mar
5 NEW YORK
L106-118
16-12 14-18 30-30 Love-19
Love-8
Rubio-8
Anthony-33
14,294
Mar
7 DETROIT
W114-101
17-12 14-18 31-30 Love-28
Love-14
Rubio-10
Monroe-20
16,242
Mar
9 TORONTO
L104-111
17-13 14-18 31-31 Love-26
Pekovic-11
Love-9
DeRozan-25
13,116
12,473
Love-11
Mar 11 MILWAUKEE
W112-101
18-13 14-18 32-31 Love-27
Love-10
Rubio-10
Knight-21
Mar 14 @Charlotte
L 93-105
18-13 14-19 32-32 Martin-19
Love-6
Rubio-9
Jefferson-25
16,983
Mar 16 SACRAMENTO
W104-102
19-13 14-19 33-32 Martin-31
Dieng-11
Rubio-9
Thomas-27
13,171
Mar 19 @Dallas
W123-122(OT) 19-13 15-19 34-32 Love-35
Dieng-11
Rubio-15
Nowitzki-27
20,100
Mar 20 @Houston
L106-129
19-13 15-20 34-33 Love-29
Dieng-21
Rubio-8
Harden-28
18,315
Mar 23 PHOENIX
L120-127
19-14 15-20 34-34 Love-36
Love-14
Rubio-9
Mark. Morris-25
17,866
Love-9
Mar 24 @Memphis
L 92-109
19-14 15-21 34-35 Love-16
Dieng-17
Shved-5
Conley-23
17,784
Mar 26 ATLANTA
W107- 83
20-14 15-21 35-35 Martin-18
Dieng-15
Rubio-10
Scott-15
11,632
Brewer-18
Mar 28 L.A. LAKERS
W143-107
21-14 15-21 36-35 Pekovic-26
Love-10
Love-10
Bazemore-21
16,442
Mar 30 @Brooklyn
L 99-114
21-14 15-22 36-36 Martin-21
Dieng-11
Rubio-12
Pierce-22
17,732
Brewer-21
Mar 31 L.A. CLIPPERS L104-114
21-15 15-22 36-37 Love-20
Love-13
Barea-8
Collison-28
12,172
Apr
2 MEMPHIS
W102- 88
22-15 15-22 37-37 Love-24
Love-16
Love-10
Gasol-18
12,009
Apr
4 @Miami
W122-121(2OT)22-15 16-22 38-37 Love-28
Love-11
Rubio-14
James-34
19,661
Apr
5 @Orlando
L 92-100
22-15 16-23 38-38 Rubio-18
Dieng-8
Rubio-10
Afflalo-18
16,992
Apr
8 SAN ANTONIO
W110- 91
23-15 16-23 39-38 Rubio-23
Dieng-15
Rubio-7
Joseph-13
10,117
Diaw-13
Apr
9 CHICAGO
L 87-102
23-16 16-23 39-39 Love-17
Love-10
Rubio-6
Augustin-21
13,447
Apr 11 HOUSTON
W112-110
24-16 16-23 40-39 Brewer-51
Dieng-20
Rubio-10
Harden-33
16,689
Apr 13 @Sacramento
L103-106
24-16 16-24 40-40 Love-43
Dieng-14
Rubio-11
Cousins-35
16,965
Apr 14 @Golden State L120-130
24-16 16-25 40-41 Love-40
Love-14
Love-9
Curry-32
19,596
Love-10
Love-9
Burke-32
14,155
Apr 16 UTAH
L130-136(2OT)24-17 16-25 40-42 Martin-36
2013-14 WOLVES PLAYER HIGHS
PLAYER
J.J.
BAREA
COREY
BREWER
CHASE
BUDINGER
DANTE
CUNNINGHAM
GORGUI
DIENG
MINUTES
39
FIELD
FREE
GOALS
THROWS
6
APR. 4
DEC. 16
DEC. 15
APR. 8
FEB. 23
at Miami
at Den.
at Den.
vs Mem.
at Miami
at Miami
at Bos.
at Mem.
vs S.A.
at Port.
5 (2)
6C(3)
APR. 11
APR. 11
DEC. 7
DEC. 15
DEC. 15
APR. 14
APR. 11
NOV. 25
MAR. 31
APR. 11
at Dall.
vs Hou.
vs Hou.
vs Miami
at Mem.
at Mem.
at G.S.
vs Hou.
at Ind.
vs LA-C
vs Hou.
7
5
APR. 4
APR. 4
FEB. 10
MAR. 26
MAR. 26
APR. 4
APR. 4
FEB. 8
MAR. 31
APR. 4
at Miami
at Miami
at Miami
vs Hou.
vs Atl.
vs Atl.
at Miami
at Miami
vs Port.
vs LA-C
at Miami
7 (2)
3
1 (2)
24
9
6C
6C
5C
2 (9)
3 (5)
APR. 11
FEB. 23
APR. 11
APR. 11
JAN. 10
NOV. 16
APR. 16
APR. 11
APR. 11
at OKC.
at OKC.
vs Hou.
at Port.
vs Hou.
vs Hou.
vs Cha.
vs Bos.
vs Utah
vs Hou.
vs Hou.
3C
5C
5C
APR. 13
MAR. 20
APR. 11
MAR. 20
MAR. 20
APR. 13
MAR. 31
APR. 2
MAR. 16
MAR. 20
vs Atl.
at Sac.
at Hou.
vs Hou.
at Hou.
at Hou.
at Sac.
vs LA-C
vs Mem.
vs Sac.
at Hou.
21C
4C(2)
35C
7C
9C
3C(2)
2C(2)
APR. 8
APR. 8
APR. 5
APR. 8
APR. 16
APR. 16
APR. 11
APR. 16
FEB. 23
FEB. 5
APR. 5
vs S.A.
vs S.A.
at Orl.
vs S.A.
vs Utah
vs Utah
vs Hou.
vs Utah
at Port.
at OKC.
at Orl.
3
3
JAN. 26
APR. 9
JAN. 24
APR. 9
APR. 9
JAN. 26
APR. 9
JAN. 26
S.A.-Min.
vs Chi.
at Miami
vs Chi.
at Atl.
vs Chi.
vs Chi.
at Miami
vs Chi.
at Miami
3
APR. 9
APR. 9
APR. 9
Min.
vs Chi.
vs Chi.
vs Chi.
vs Chi.
vs Chi.
vs Chi.
KEVIN
MARTIN
LUC RICHAR
7
16 (2)
19 (5)
10C(3)
3T(2)
1
7C(2)
0T
5
3
17
0
0T
APR. 9
15 (2)
0
1
APR. 9
47
0
0
APR. 9
LOVE
2
1
JEFFERS
KEVIN
0
1
12C
JAN. 29
11
2
1C(2)
JEFFERS
OTHYUS
2
2C
22C
HUMMEL
15
3C(2)
13C
ROBBIE
OTHYUS
4C
10C
20
MAR. 26
4C(6)
10C
13
2 (5)
FEB. 5
9C
9
4
FEB. 5
41C
5 (2)
7
51C
APR. 4
43
4
2 (7)
21 (2)
MAR. 19
38
6T
0
POINTS
6
12
5 (3)
SHOTS
APR. 4
10
2 (2)
TURNOVERS
APR. 2
4
11
STEALS
MAR. 3
11C
1 (16)
BLOCKED
ASSISTS
NOV. 15
19C
7
TOTAL
APR. 4
48C
10
----- REBOUNDS ----OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE
3 (2)
2
45
APR. 16
DEC. 22
FEB. 1
NOV. 6
MAR. 3
MAR. 3
APR. 2
JAN. 18
JAN. 4
MAR. 11
DEC. 22
vs Utah
at LA-C
at Atl.
vs G.S.
at Den.
at Den.
vs Mem.
vs Utah
vs OKC.
vs Milw.
at LA-C
4 (8)
4 (2)
OCT. 30
43
FEB. 4
MAR. 3
JAN. 12
NOV. 20
NOV. 20
MAR. 28
DEC. 10
DEC. 22
JAN. 29
APR. 16
vs Orl.
vs LA-L
at Den.
at S.A.
vs LA-C
vs LA-C
vs LA-L
at Det.
at LA-C
vs N.O.
vs Utah
10
8
3 (2)
2 (3)
DEC. 28
NOV. 23
DEC. 20
APR. 11
APR. 11
APR. 13
Sac.-Min.
at LA-L
at Sac.
at Miami
at Milw.
at Bos.
at Milw.
at LA-C
at LA-L
vs Hou.
vs Hou.
at Sac.
3 (2)
2 (2)
APR. 5
APR. 13
APR. 4
DEC. 28
DEC. 16
DEC. 28
APR. 14
DEC. 20
APR. 11
APR. 11
APR. 13
Min.
at Orl.
at Sac.
at Miami
at Milw.
at Bos.
at Milw.
at G.S.
at LA-L
vs Hou.
vs Hou.
at Sac.
MUHAMMAD
NIKOLA
PEKOVIC
A.J.
PRICE
24C
12
8C
5C
4C
7C
2C
4C
1C
FEB. 25
MAR. 3
MAR. 23
FEB. 22
FEB. 23
MAR. 31
FEB. 25
MAR. 5
MAR. 1
FEB. 25
at Phoe.
at Phoe.
at Den.
vs Phoe.
at Utah
at Port.
vs LA-C
at Phoe.
vs N.Y.
at Sac.
at Phoe.
14 (4)
4T
DEC. 22
MAR. 28
DEC. 20
JAN. 18
JAN. 24
NOV. 10
MAR. 30
MAR. 9
JAN. 15
DEC. 22
at LA-C
at LA-C
vs LA-L
at LA-L
vs Utah
at G.S.
at LA-L
at Brk.
vs Tor.
vs Sac.
at LA-C
4
8 (3)
0
10C
1
11
2 (7)
1
5
2
3 (2)
20C
DEC. 22
12
16C
1C(6)
3
FEB. 25
46C
5C(2)
2 (4)
12
MBAH A MOUTE
SHABAZZ
8
3
36
DEC. 16
6
3 (2)
2
DEC. 28
5
6
6
APR. 4
5
5
8
APR. 13
6
5
2 (6)
NOV. 24
31
6
16
MBAH A MOUTE
LUC RICHAR
32
13
0
34C
2 (2)
2 (2)
2 (4)
NOV. 13
JAN. 6
JAN. 24
JAN. 10
JAN. 10
DEC. 28
JAN. 12
NOV. 23
JAN. 6
9
vs Clev.
at Phil.
at G.S.
vs Cha.
vs Cha.
at Milw.
at S.A.
at Hou.
at Phil.
2013-14 PLAYER HIGHS
(CONTINUED)
PLAYER
RICKY
RUBIO
ALEXEY
SHVED
RONNY
TURIAF
DERRICK
WILLIAMS
MINUTES
49C
FIELD
FREE
GOALS
THROWS
9
3 (3)
TOTAL
BLOCKED
ASSISTS
POINTS
9 (2)
10 (2)
2T
25C
MAR. 5
MAR. 19
MAR. 19
FEB. 19
FEB. 12
APR. 14
JAN. 1
FEB. 8
at Dall.
vs S.A.
vs Phil.
vs N.Y.
at Dall.
at Dall.
vs Ind.
vs Den.
at G.S.
vs N.O.
vs Port.
4 (5)
5 (2)
2 (2)
13 (2)
DEC. 16
FEB. 10
DEC. 27
FEB. 1
FEB. 19
FEB. 1
APR. 9
JAN. 15
APR. 9
JAN. 27
JAN. 15
at Bos.
vs Hou.
vs Wash.
at Atl.
vs Ind.
at Atl.
vs Chi.
vs Sac.
vs Chi.
at Chi.
vs Sac.
38
4
5
FEB. 8
FEB. 12
FEB. 8
FEB. 12
JAN. 12
FEB. 1
FEB. 1
JAN. 27
vs Port.
at Chi.
vs Utah
vs Port.
vs Den.
vs Port.
vs Den.
at S.A.
at Atl.
at Atl.
at Chi.
13
1 (4)
2 (2)
2 (2)
NOV. 22
NOV. 1
NOV. 1
NOV. 16
NOV. 22
NOV. 13
NOV. 13
NOV. 4
vs OKC.
at Clev.
vs LA-C
vs Brk.
vs OKC.
vs OKC.
vs Bos.
vs Brk.
vs Clev.
vs Clev.
at Clev.
290 (2)
21 (4)
8 (3)
High Games
APR. 16
MAR. 28
MAR. 3
DEC. 20
JAN. 18
JAN. 18
APR. 14
MAR. 26
APR. 14
APR. 11
MAR. 28
vs Utah
vs LA-L
at Den.
at LA-L
vs Utah
vs Utah
at G.S.
vs Atl.
at G.S.
vs Hou.
vs LA-L
APR. 14
DEC. 7
JAN. 31
MAR. 14
APR. 5
APR. 5
DEC. 7
JAN. 29
DEC. 27
MAR. 3
DEC. 7
at G.S.
vs Miami
vs Mem.
at Cha.
at Orl.
at Orl.
vs Miami
vs N.O.
vs Wash.
at Den.
vs Miami
FEB. 8
APR. 16
NOV. 23
APR. 16
MAR. 20
MAR. 28
MAR. 26
NOV. 4
APR. 16
vs Utah
vs Utah
vs Port.
vs Utah
at Hou.
vs Utah
at Hou.
vs LA-L
vs Atl.
at Clev.
vs Utah
7
12
82
APR. 16
26
26 (2)
0 (3)
APR. 16
12
15
5
290 (2)
4 (2)
36
3 (2)
High Games
4
60
13
OPPONENTS
21
43
30
143
240 (77)
22
22 (3)
17
Low Games
29
5 (3)
37
TIMBERWOLVES
53
6
60
13
TIMBERWOLVES
24
46
1
14
NOV. 20
22
7
2
NOV. 4
52
7
3 (2)
NOV. 1
51
2
10
3 (4)
APR. 16
4
6
3C(2)
JAN. 27
5
6
5 (2)
FEB. 8
27
6
5 (2)
7 (2)
SHOTS
DEC. 11
4
7
TURNOVERS
APR. 8
2T(3)
17C
STEALS
MAR. 19
26
10C
----- REBOUNDS ----OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE
136
OPPONENTS
240 (77)
3 (4)
8 (2)
1 (3)
Low Games
APR. 14
JAN. 18
APR. 2
JAN. 10
MAR. 28
MAR. 28
NOV. 22
MAR. 11
MAR. 28
DEC. 27
JAN. 18
72
at G.S.
vs Utah
vs Mem.
vs Cha.
vs LA-L
vs LA-L
vs Brk.
vs Milw.
vs LA-L
vs Wash.
vs Utah
"C" indicates a new career-high, "T" a tied career-high.
Numbers in parentheses indicate the number of games in which a player or team has reached a given total (if more than one).
2013-14 SEASON SUPERLATIVES
Wolves Individual Highs:
Points ............................................................... 51
Field Goals Made ............................................. 19
Field Goals Attempted ...................................... 30
Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 FGM) ......... .769
3-Point Field Goals Made ................................... 8
3-Point Field Goals Attempted ......................... 11
Free Throws Made ........................................... 17
Free Throws Attempted .................................... 18
Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 FTM) ...... 1.000
Total Rebounds ................................................ 21
Offensive Rebounds ......................................... 10
Defensive Rebounds ........................................ 16
Assists .............................................................. 17
Steals ................................................................. 7
Turnovers ........................................................... 7
Blocked Shots .................................................... 5
Minutes Played ............................................49:08
Corey Brewer vs. Houston (4/11/14)
(10-13) Nikola Pekovic at Dallas (11/30/13);
(10-13) Corey Brewer at Golden State (4/14/14)
Kevin Love at San Antonio (12/13/13)
Kevin Love at Boston (12/16/13);
Kevin Love vs. Denver (2/12/14)
Kevin Love at Atlanta (2/1/14)
Kevin Love at Atlanta (2/1/14);
Kevin Love vs. L.A. Lakers (2/4/14)
(14-14) Kevin Love at Chicago (1/27/14);
(14-14) Kevin Martin vs. Sacramento (3/16/14)
Gorgui Dieng at Houston (3/20/14)
Nikola Pekovic at L.A. Lakers (12/20/13);
Gorgui Dieng vs. Houston (4/11/14)
Kevin Love at L.A. Clippers (12/22/13) OT;
Kevin Love at Denver (3/3/14)
Ricky Rubio vs. Indiana (2/19/14)
Ricky Rubio vs. Denver (2/12/14)
(4x) MR: Ricky Rubio at Golden State (4/14/14)
Ronny Turiaf at Atlanta (2/1/14);
Gorgui Dieng vs. Sacramento (3/16/14)
Ricky Rubio at Dallas (3/19/14) OT
Opponent Individual Highs:
Points ............................................................... 48
Field Goals Made ............................................. 16
Field Goals Attempted ...................................... 32
Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 FGM) ......... .857
3-Point Field Goals Made ................................... 7
Kevin Durant vs. Oklahoma City (1/4/14)
(12-14) David Lee at Golden State (4/14/14)
Damian Lillard vs. Portland (12/18/13);
Stephen Curry at Golden State (4/14/14)
3-Point Field Goals Attempted ......................... 14
Damian Lillard vs. Portland (12/18/13)
Free Throws Made ........................................... 15
James Harden vs. Houston (4/11/14)
Free Throws Attempted .................................... 19
Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 FTM) ...... 1.000
(10-10) Paul George vs. Indiana (2/19/14);
(10-10) Trey Burke vs. Utah (4/16/14) 2OT
Total Rebounds ................................................ 24
DeAndre Jordan vs. L.A. Clippers (3/31/14)
Offensive Rebounds ......................................... 10
DeAndre Jordan vs. L.A. Clippers (3/31/14)
Defensive Rebounds ........................................ 15
DeMarcus Cousins at Sacramento (3/1/14)
Assists .............................................................. 16
John Wall at Washington (11/19/13)
Steals ................................................................. 6
Turnovers ........................................................... 9
Kyrie Irving at Cleveland (11/4/13);
Evan Turner vs. Philadelphia (12/11/13)
Blocked Shots .................................................... 7
Andrew Bogut at Golden State (1/24/14)
Minutes Played 48:21 Trey Burke vs. Utah (4/16/14) 2OT
(CONTINUED)
Wolves Highs:
Points, Game................. 143 vs. L.A. Lakers (3/28/14)
Points, 1st Half ................ 74 vs. L.A. Lakers (3/28/14)
Points, 2nd Half ............... 69 vs. L.A. Lakers (3/28/14)
Points, 1st Quarter .......... 47 at L.A. Lakers (11/10/13)
Points, 2nd Quarter ......... 39 (2x) MR: vs. Charlotte (1/10/14)
Points, 3rd Quarter .......... 39 at Milwaukee (12/28/13)
Points, 4th Quarter .......... 38 (2x) MR: vs. L.A. Clippers (3/31/14)
Points, Overtime .............. 17 vs. Orlando (10/30/13)
Wolves Lows:
82 vs. Miami (12/7/13)
37 vs. Memphis (1/31/13)
31 vs. Houston (2/10/14)
15 (2x) MR: at Memphis (3/24/14)
15 (2x) MR: vs. Memphis (1/31/13)
15 vs. L.A. Clippers (3/31/14)
11 vs. Houston (2/10/14)
10 (2x) MR: at Dallas (3/19/14)
Field Goals Made ............ 51 vs. L.A. Lakers (3/28/14)
Field Goals Att ............... 100 (3x) MR: at Philadelphia (1/6/14)
Field Goal Pct .............. .671 (51-76) vs. L.A. Lakers (3/28/14)
24 vs. Miami (12/7/13)
73 at Chicago (1/27/14)
.293 (24-82) vs. Miami (12/7/13)
3-Pt Field Goals Made .... 16 at Philadelphia (1/6/14)
3-Pt Field Goals Att ......... 36 vs. Brooklyn (11/22/13)
3-Pt Field Goal Pct ...... .615 (16-26) at Philadelphia (1/6/14)
1 at Orlando (4/5/14)
12 (2x) MR: vs. Houston (4/11/14)
.067 (1-15) at Orlando (4/5/14)
Free Throws Made .......... 52 at Denver (3/3/14)
Free Throws Att ............... 64 at Denver (3/3/14)
Free Throw Pct .......... 1.000 (21-21) vs. Houston (2/10/14)
6 vs. Memphis (1/31/13)
7 vs. Memphis (1/31/13)
.577 (15-26) at Boston (12/16/13)
Total Rebounds ............... 60 vs. Utah (1/18/14)
Offensive Rebounds ........ 22 at L.A. Lakers (12/20/13)
Defensive Rebounds ....... 46 vs. Utah (1/18/14)
30 at Orlando (4/5/14)
5 (3x) MR: at Charlotte (3/14/14)
22 (3x) MR: at Orlando (4/5/14)
Assists ............................. 37
Steals .............................. 17
Turnovers ........................ 21
Blocked Shots ................... 8
Personal Fouls ................ 25
13
3
5
0
9
at Golden State (4/14/14)
vs. Atlanta (3/26/14)
(4x) MR: at Golden State (4/14/14)
(3x) MR: vs. Houston (4/11/14)
(4x) MR: vs. Houston (4/11/14)
vs. Miami (12/7/13)
(2x) MR: vs. New Orleans (1/29/14)
vs. Washington (12/27/13)
(3x) MR: at Denver (3/3/14)
at Dallas (11/30/13)
(CONTINUED)
Opponent Highs:
Points, Game................. 136 vs. Utah (4/16/14) 2OT
Points, 1st Half ................ 67 vs. Houston (2/10/14)
Points, 2nd Half ............... 79 at Denver (3/3/14)
Points, 1st Quarter .......... 39 vs. Philadelphia (12/11/13)
Points, 2nd Quarter ......... 38 at Portland (1/25/14)
Points, 3rd Quarter .......... 38 at Atlanta (2/1/14)
Points, 4th Quarter .......... 45 at Denver (3/3/14)
Points, Overtime .............. 17 vs. Utah (4/16/14) 2nd
Opponent Lows:
72 vs. Utah (1/18/14)
23 vs. Utah (1/18/14)
38 (4x) MR: vs. Dallas (12/30/13)
14 (2x) MR: vs. Utah (1/18/14)
9 vs. Utah (1/18/14)
14 at Sacramento (3/1/14)
14 at L.A. Lakers (11/10/13)
9 at Dallas (3/19/14)
Field Goals Made ............ 53 vs. Utah (4/16/14) 2OT
Field Goals Att ............... 108 vs. Utah (4/16/14) 2OT
Field Goal Pct .............. .576 (49-85) at Houston (3/20/14)
21 vs. Utah (1/18/14)
73 vs. Utah (1/18/14)
.288 (21-73) vs. Utah (1/18/14)
3-Pt Field Goals Made .... 17 at Houston (11/23/13)
3-Pt Field Goals Att ......... 40 vs. Portland (12/18/13)
3-Pt Field Goal Pct ...... .692 (9-13) at San Antonio (1/12/14)
2 vs. New Orleans (1/29/14)
12 (3x) MR: at Memphis (3/24/14)
.095 (2-21) vs. New Orleans (1/29/14)
Free Throws Made .......... 29 vs. Portland (2/8/14)
Free Throws Att ............... 38 vs. Portland (2/8/14)
Free Throw Pct .......... 1.000 (15-15) at Washington (11/19/13)
4 vs. Memphis (4/2/14)
6 vs. Memphis (4/2/14)
.500 (8-16) at Detroit (12/10/13)
Total Rebounds ............... 60 vs. Utah (4/16/14) 2OT
Offensive Rebounds ........ 22 vs. Utah (4/16/14) 2OT
Defensive Rebounds ....... 43 at Houston (11/23/13)
26 vs. L.A. Lakers (3/28/14)
4 (2x) MR: vs. Charlotte (1/10/14)
12 vs. L.A. Lakers (3/28/14)
Assists ............................. 36
Steals .............................. 15
Turnovers ........................ 26
Blocked Shots ................. 12
Personal Fouls ................ 37
7
3
8
1
11
at Houston (3/20/14)
vs. L.A. Lakers (3/28/14)
(2x) MR: vs. Atlanta (3/26/14)
at Cleveland (11/4/13)
at Denver (3/3/14)
vs. Brooklyn (11/22/13)
(4x) MR: vs. Milwaukee (3/11/14)
(2x) MR: vs. L.A. Lakers (3/28/14)
(3x) MR: vs. Washington (12/27/13)
vs. Memphis (1/31/13)
2013-14 TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES
POINTS
51 Corey Brewer, 4/11 vs. Hou.
45 Kevin Love, 12/22 at LAC
43 Kevin Love, 4/13 at Sac.
43 Kevin Love, 2/1 at Atl.
42 Kevin Love, 2/19 vs. Ind.
42 Kevin Love, 12/13 at S.A.
40 Kevin Love, 4/14 at G.S.
37 Kevin Love, 2/22 at Utah
36 Kevin Martin, 4/16 vs. Utah
36 Kevin Love, 3/23 vs. Pho.
36 Kevin Love, 12/30 vs. Dal.
FIELD GOALS
16 Nikola Pekovic, 12/22 at LAC
FREE THROWS
16 Kevin Martin, 3/3 at Den.
15 Kevin Love, 4/13 at Sac.
14 Kevin Martin, 3/16 vs. Sac.
14 Kevin Love, 2/7 at N.O.
14 Kevin Love, 1/27 at Chi.
3-PT. FIELD GOALS
6 Kevin Love, 2/22 at Utah
6 Kevin Love, 2/12 vs. Den.
6 Kevin Martin, 1/25 at Por.
TOTAL REBOUNDS
21 Gorgui Dieng, 3/20 at Hou.
20 Gorgui Dieng, 4/11 vs. Hou.
19 Kevin Love, 3/3 at Den.
17 Gorgui Dieng, 3/24 at Mem.
17 Kevin Love, 2/4 vs. LAL
17 Kevin Love, 11/25 at Ind.
17 Kevin Love, 10/30 vs. Orl.
OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS
10 Gorgui Dieng, 4/11 vs. Hou.
10 Nikola Pekovic, 12/20 at LAL
8 Gorgui Dieng, 3/20 at Hou.
8 Nikola Pekovic, 1/8 vs. Pho.
8 Nikola Pekovic, 11/16 vs. Bos.
DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS
16 Kevin Love, 3/3 at Den.
15 Kevin Love, 2/19 vs. Ind.
BLOCKED SHOTS
5 Gorgui Dieng, 3/16 vs. Sac.
5 Ronny Turiaf, 2/1 at Atl.
4 Ronny Turiaf, 2/12 vs. Den.
4 Ronny Turiaf, 2/5 at OkC
ASSISTS
14
Ricky Rubio, 2/4 vs. Por.
13
Ricky Rubio, 2/28 at LAL
12
Ricky Rubio, 4/5 vs. Tor.
12
Ricky Rubio, 4/3 at Mil.
12
Ricky Rubio, 3/12 vs. S.A.
12
Alexey Shved, 12/20 vs. OkC
11
Ricky Rubio, 3/6 vs. Was.
11
Ricky Rubio, 2/24 vs. G.S.
11
Ricky Rubio, 2/8 vs. N.Y.
11
Ricky Rubio, 2/6 vs. S.A.
STEALS
7 Ricky Rubio, 2/12 vs. Den.
6 Ricky Rubio, 3/26 vs. Atl.
6 Corey Brewer, 3/9 vs. Tor.
6 Ricky Rubio, 12/28 at Mil.
6 Corey Brewer, 11/4 at Cle.
TURNOVERS
7 Ricky Rubio, 4/14 at G.S.
7 Kevin Love, 1/4 vs. OkC
7 Ricky Rubio, 11/27 vs. Den.
7 Kevin Love, 11/16 vs. Bos.
MINUTES PLAYED
49 Ricky Rubio, 3/19 at Dal.
48 Corey Brewer, 3/19 at Dal.
47 Kevin Love, 4/16 vs. Utah
46 Ricky Rubio, 4/4 at Mia.
2013-14 KEY DATES
June 27: Acquired rookie forward Shabazz Muhammad (1st round, 14th overall) and rookie center Gorgui Dieng (1st
round, 21st overall) in a draft day trade with the Utah Jazz.
June 27: Acquired a 2014 second-round pick and cash considerations from Golden State in exchange for Malcolm Lee
and the rights to the 26th pick in the 2013 NBA Draft (Andre Roberson).
June 27: Completed the 2013 NBA Draft by selecting guard Lorenzo Brown (52nd overall pick) and Bojan Dubljevic
(59th overall pick).
June 28: Exercised the 2013-14 contract option on forward Dante Cunningham.
July 7:
Waived forward Mickael Gelabale and center Greg Stiemsma.
July 11: Acquired guard Kevin Martin from Oklahoma City in a three-team trade that sent Luke Ridnour and a secondround pick in the 2014 NBA Draft to Milwaukee
July 12: Re-signed forward Chase Budinger to a three-year contract.
July 12: Signed free agent forward Corey Brewer to a three-year contract.
July 13: Signed rookie forward Shabazz Muhammad (1st round, 14th overall) and rookie center Gorgui Dieng (1st
round, 21st overall) to two-year contracts.
July 18: Signed free agent center Ronny Turiaf.
Aug. 16: Re-signed restricted free agent center Nikola Pekovic.
Sept. 6: Hired Milt Newton as General Manager.
Sept. 9: Promoted David Adelman to assistant coach and hired Bobby Jackson as player development coach.
Sept. 26: Signed guard Lorenzo Brown, forward Robbie Hummel and guard Othyus Jeffers.
Oct. 25: Waived guards Lorenzo Brown and Othyus Jeffers.
Oct. 26: Exercised fourth-year options on guard Ricky Rubio and forward Derrick Williams.
Oct. 26: Waived center Chris Johnson.
Oct. 30: Kevin Love connected on a three-pointer with 10.1 seconds left to force Minnesota's first-ever Opening Night
overtime. The trey was Love's third career game-tying or go-ahead three in the final 10 seconds of a game.
Nov. 4: Kevin Love was named the Western Conference Player of the Week for games played Oct. 29 - Nov. 3, the
first such honor of his career.
Nov. 10: Minnesota outscored the Lakers 47-23 in the first quarter, the highest-scoring quarter in club history.
Nov. 10: Ricky Rubio recorded his second career triple-double with 12 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds at the L.A.
Lakers.
Nov. 11: Kevin Martin scored his 10,000th career point at the L.A. Clippers.
Nov. 20: Kevin Martin scored 28 points and grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds vs. the Clippers, his ninth career
double-double and first since 2009.
Nov. 26: Acquired forward Luc Richard Mbah a Moute from the Sacramento Kings in exchange for forward Derrick
Williams.
Dec. 13: Kevin Love connected on a career-high eight three-pointers, matching Stephon Marbury's club record for most
threes in a game.
Dec. 15: Corey Brewer scored his 4000th career point in Minnesota's win at Memphis.
Jan. 5:
Assigned forward Shabazz Muhammad to Iowa Energy of the NBA Development League.
Jan. 13: Recalled forward Shabazz Muhammad from Iowa (D-League).
Jan. 21: Kevin Love grabbed his 4000th career rebound at Utah.
Jan. 23: Kevin Love was named to the initial 2014-16 USA Men's National Team Roster.
Jan. 23: Kevin Love was voted as a Western Conference All-Star Starter, his third All-Star appearance and first start.
Love became the first Wolves player to start in an All-Star game since Garnett in 2007.
Jan. 24: Kevin Love scored the 6000th point of his career at Golden State.
Jan. 24: Kevin Martin connected on the game-winning jumper with 8.4 seconds remaining in Minnesota's win at Golden
State.
Feb. 4:
Feb. 8:
Feb. 12:
Feb. 16:
Feb. 17:
Feb. 19:
Feb. 22:
Feb. 24:
Feb. 25:
Feb. 28:
Mar. 3:
Mar. 16:
Mar. 16:
Mar. 19:
Mar. 20:
Mar. 28:
Mar. 28:
Mar. 30:
Mar. 30:
Mar. 31:
Apr. 1:
Apr. 2:
Apr. 3:
Apr. 4:
Apr. 8:
Apr. 8:
Apr. 8:
Apr. 11:
Apr. 11:
Announced a plan to open Mayo Clinic Square, a new practice facility across the street from Target Center in
the former Block E.
Ricky Rubio scored a career-high 25 points vs. Portland.
J.J. Barea scored 18 points in Minnesota's win vs. Denver, surpassing the 4000-point mark for his career.
Kevin Love participated in the 2014 Foot Locker Three-Point Contest as part of NBA All-Star Saturday Night,
his second time participating in the event.
Kevin Love scored 13 points and grabbed nine rebounds in his first career All-Star Game start.
Ricky Rubio matched a franchise record with a career-high 17 assists vs. Indiana, joining six other Wolves
players to dish out 17 in a game (most recently Chauncey Billups in 2002).
Kevin Love recorded the first triple-double of his career, finishing with 37 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists in
Minnesota's win at Utah.
Kevin Love was named the Western Conference Player of the Week for games played between Feb 17-23.
This was the second time this season Love earned the award.
Kevin Love scored 33 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, his franchise-record sixth straight game with 30+
points. The game was also his 11th straight with 25+ points and 10+ rebounds, a new franchise record and the
longest such streak in the NBA since 2001.
Kevin Love finished the month of February averaging league-highs in both points (34.0) and rebounds (14.1),
numbers which hadn't been averaged in a month since Moses Malone in March 1982.
Minnesota finished 52-for-64 from the free throw line in win at Denver, the most made three throws in a game
by any NBA team since Phoenix hit 61 in an OT game on Apr. 9, 1990.
Making his first career NBA start, Gorgui Dieng tallied 12 points, 11 rebounds and 5 blocked shots. Dieng
became the first player since Elden Campbell in 1991 to record 10p/10r/5b in their first NBA start.
Kevin Martin sank the 1000th three-pointer of his career vs. the Sacramento Kings.
Ricky Rubio recorded his second triple-double of the season and third of his career with 22 points, 15 assists
and 10 rebounds at Dallas.
Gorgui Dieng recorded new career highs in both points (22) and rebounds (21), becoming the fifth player in
team history to post a 20/20 game and 6th since 1970 to record a 20/20 game within their first three starts. He
is just the fourth rookie in the past 20 years to accomplish the feat.
Kevin Love tallied his second career triple-double with 22 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists vs. the Lakers.
Minnesota set franchise records for points scored (143) and field goal percentage (67.1%) in its 143-107 win
over the Lakers.
Kevin Love surpassed Wally Szczerbiak (6777) for third place on the Wolves' all-time scoring list.
Ricky Rubio broke Tyrone Corbin's (175, 1989-90) franchise single-season steals record.
Kevin Love moved past Tom Gugliotta (464, 1996-97) atop the franchise single-season chart for FTs made.
Gorgui Dieng was named the KIA Western Conference Rookie of the Month for March.
Kevin Love recorded his second triple-double in four games and third of the season, finishing with 24 points, 16
rebounds and 10 assists in a win vs. the Grizzlies.
Waived guard A.J. Price.
Ricky Rubio handed out 14 assists at Miami, passing Stephon Marbury (1393) for fourth place on the Wolves'
all-time assist chart.
Signed guard Othyus Jeffers.
Corey Brewer swiped four steals, surpassing Doug West (428) for third on the Wolves' all-time steals chart.
Ricky Rubio drained a career-high 10 field goals en route to 23 points in the Wolves' win vs. San Antonio.
Corey Brewer scored a career-high and franchise-record-tying 51 points and grabbed a career-high-matching
six steals vs. Houston, the most points in a regulation game in franchise history. He also matched a franchise
record with 19 field goals. Brewer became the fourth player in NBA history to score 50+ points and grab 6+
steals, joining Allen Iverson, Michael Jordan and Ricky Berry.
Gorgui Dieng connected on the game-winning jumper with 4.6 seconds left vs. Houston, the 45th time in club
history the Wolves have won a game by scoring the deciding points with five seconds or less left in the game.
Dieng also grabbed 20 rebounds, becoming just the fourth player in team history to record multiple 20 rebound
games.
Apr. 11:
Apr. 11:
Apr. 13:
Apr. 14:
Apr. 16:
Apr. 16:
Apr. 16:
Dante Cunningham scored 20 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, the first 20/10 effort of his career.
Minnesota finished with 39 fast break points against Houston, the most by the Wolves since at least 1996 when
the stat was first tracked.
Kevin Love tallied 43 points and 11 rebounds at Sacramento, his franchise-record fifth 40+ point effort of the
season and team-record ninth in his Wolves career.
Kevin Love scored 40 points to increase his season total to 1991, surpassing Kevin Garnett's franchise record
for points in a season (1987, 2003-04).
Minnesota closed out the season setting a number of franchise records, including most points (8768), rebounds
(3669) and three-pointers (600).
Kevin Love recorded his personal-best 65th double-double of the season. Love's previous high had been 64 in
2010-11.
Kevin Love finishes the season averaging 26.2 points, 12.4 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game, the first player
to average 26+ points, 12+ rebounds and 4+ assists per game since Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bob McAdoo in
1975-76.
2013-14 SEASON SERIES RESULTS
Atlanta Hawks (1-1)
2/1
@ ATL
3/26
@ MIN
L
W
113-120
107-83
Miami Heat (1-1)
12/7
@ MIN
4/4
@ MIA
L
W
82-103
122-121
Boston Celtics (1-1)
11/16
@ MIN
12/16
@ BOS
W
L
106-88
97-101
Milwaukee Bucks (2-0)
12/28
@ MIL
3/11
@ MIN
W
W
117-95
112-101
Brooklyn Nets (1-1)
11/22
@ MIN
3/30
@ BKN
W
L
111-81
99-114
New Orleans Pelicans (2-1)
1/1
@ MIN
1/29
@ MIN
2/7
@ NO
W
W
L
124-112
88-77
91-98
Charlotte Bobcats (1-1)
1/10
@ MIN
3/14
@ CHA
W
L
119-92
93-105
New York Knicks (1-1)
11/3
@ NY
3/5
@ MIN
W
L
109-100
106-118
Chicago Bulls (1-1)
1/27
@ CHI
4/9
@ MIN
W
L
95-86
87-102
Cleveland Cavaliers (1-1)
11/4
@ CLE
11/13
@ MIN
L
W
92-93
124-95
Oklahoma City Thunder (1-3)
11/1
@ MIN
12/1
@ OKC
1/4
@ MIN
2/5
@ OKC
W
L
L
L
100-81
103-113
111-115
97-106
Orlando Magic (1-1)
10/30
@ MIN
4/5
@ ORL
W
L
120-115
92-100
Philadelphia 76ers (2-0)
12/11
@ MIN
1/6
@ PHI
W
W
106-99
126-95
Phoenix Suns (1-2)
1/8
@ MIN
2/25
@ PHO
3/23
@ MIN
L
W
L
103-104
110-101
120-127
Portland Trail Blazers (1-3)
12/18
@ MIN
1/25
@ POR
2/8
@ MIN
2/23
@ POR
W
L
L
L
120-109
104-115
110-117
97-108
Sacramento Kings (2-2)
1/15
@ MIN
3/1
@ SAC
3/16
@ MIN
4/13
@ SAC
L
W
W
L
108-111
108-97
104-102
103-106
San Antonio Spurs (1-2)
12/13
@ SA
1/12
@ SA
4/8
@ MIN
L
L
W
110-117
86-104
110-91
Toronto Raptors (0-2)
1/17
@ TOR
3/9
@ MIN
L
L
89-94
104-111
Utah Jazz (3-1)
1/18
1/21
2/22
4/16
W
W
W
L
98-72
112-97
121-104
130-136
L
W
100-104
120-98
Dallas Mavericks (3-1)
11/8
@ MIN
11/30
@ DAL
12/30
@ MIN
3/19
@ DAL
W
W
L
W
116-108
112-106
98-100
123-122
Denver Nuggets (2-2)
11/15
@ DEN
11/27
@ MIN
2/12
@ MIN
3/3
@ DEN
L
L
W
W
113-117
110-117
117-90
132-128
Detroit Pistons (2-0)
12/10
@ DET
3/7
@ MIN
W
W
121-94
114-101
Golden State Warriors (1-2)
11/6
@ MIN
1/24
@ GS
4/14
@ GS
L
W
L
93-106
121-120
120-130
Houston Rockets (1-3)
11/23
@ HOU
2/10
@ MIN
3/20
@ HOU
4/11
@ MIN
L
L
L
W
101-112
89-107
106-129
112-110
Indiana Pacers (1-1)
11/25
@ IND
2/19
@ MIN
L
W
84-98
104-91
Los Angeles Clippers (0-4)
11/11
@ LAC
11/20
@ MIN
12/22
@ LAC
3/31
@ MIN
L
L
L
L
107-109
98-102
116-120
104-114
Los Angeles Lakers (3-1)
11/10
@ LAL
12/20
@ LAL
2/4
@ MIN
3/28
@ MIN
W
L
W
W
113-90
91-104
109-99
143-107
Memphis Grizzlies (2-2)
12/15
@ MEM
1/31
@ MIN
3/24
@ MEM
4/2
@ MIN
W
L
L
W
101-93
90-94
92-109
102-88
(OT)
(OT)
@ MIN
@ UTA
@ UTA
@ MIN
Washington Wizards (1-1)
11/19
@ WAS
12/27
@ MIN
(2OT)
(OT)
(2OT)
2013-14 NBA FINAL STANDINGS
NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE
NBA WESTERN CONFERENCE
ATLANTIC DIVISION
Toronto
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
W
48
44
37
25
19
L
34
38
45
57
63
PCT
.585
.537
.451
.305
.232
GB
4
11
23
29
HOME ROAD LAST-10 STREAK
26-15 22-19 7-3
Lost 1
28-13 16-25 5-5
Lost 2
19-22 18-23 7-3
Won
4
16-25 9-32 2-8
Lost 2
10-31 9-32 4-6
Won
2
W
56
48
33
29
15
L
26
34
49
53
67
PCT
.683
.585
.402
.354
.183
GB
8
23
27
41
HOME
35- 6
27-14
19-22
17-24
10-31
ROAD LAST-10 STREAK
21-20 4-6
Won
2
21-20 8-2
Lost 1
14-27 5-5
Won
1
12-29 3-7
Lost 4
5-36 1-9
Lost 3
W
54
44
43
38
23
L
28
38
39
44
59
PCT
.659
.537
.524
.463
.280
GB
10
11
16
31
HOME
32- 9
22-19
25-16
24-17
19-22
ROAD LAST-10 STREAK
22-19 4-6
Lost 3
22-19 7-3
Won
4
18-23 8-2
Won
3
14-27 7-3
Won
1
4-37 3-7
Lost 4
CENTRAL DIVISION
Indiana
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
W
62
54
50
49
34
L
20
28
32
33
48
PCT
.756
.659
.610
.598
.415
GB
8
12
13
28
HOME
32- 9
33- 8
27-14
26-15
22-19
ROAD LAST-10 STREAK
30-11 6-4
Lost 2
21-20 5-5
Lost 1
23-18 7-3
Won
5
23-18 6-4
Lost 1
12-29 2-8
Won
2
W
59
54
40
36
25
L
23
28
42
46
57
PCT
.720
.659
.488
.439
.305
GB
5
19
23
34
HOME
34- 7
31-10
24-17
22-19
16-25
ROAD LAST-10 STREAK
25-16 6-4
Won
1
23-18 9-1
Won
5
16-25 4-6
Lost 3
14-27 4-6
Lost 2
9-32 2-8
Won
1
W
57
51
48
28
27
L
25
31
34
54
55
PCT
.695
.622
.585
.341
.329
GB
6
9
29
30
HOME
34- 7
27-14
26-15
17-24
14-27
ROAD LAST-10 STREAK
23-18 7-3
Lost 1
24-17 6-4
Won
2
22-19 5-5
Won
1
11-30 3-7
Lost 1
13-28 3-7
Won
2
NORTHWEST DIVISION
SOUTHEAST DIVISION
Miami
Washington
Charlotte
Atlanta
Orlando
San Antonio
Houston
Memphis
Dallas
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Portland
Minnesota
Denver
Utah
PACIFIC DIVISION
L.A. Clippers
Golden State
Phoenix
Sacramento
L.A. Lakers
ATL
BKN
CHI
DAL
DET
HOU
LAC
MEM
MIL
NO
OKC
PHI
POR
SA
UTA
BOS
CHA
CLE
DEN
GS
IND
LAL
MIA
MIN
NY
ORL
PHO
SAC
TOR
WAS
ATLANTIC DIVISION
TOR
2 3 2 0 2 2 2 1 3 1 1 2 0 1 2 0 4 2 2 2 1 3 4 0 0 1 0 -- 2 3
BKN
2 3 -- 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 4 3 1 1 1 1 2 3 2 0 1 1 2 2 0
NY
2 2 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 3 1 1 -- 0 2 3 1 0 1 1 2 2 0
BOS
2 -- 1 2 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 2 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1
PHI
0 3 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 -- 0 1 1 0 0 0 1
W
L
48
44
37
25
19
34
38
45
57
63
.585 .537 4
.451 11
.305 23
.232 29
7-3
5-5
7-3
2-8
4-6
Lost
Lost
Won
Lost
Won
1
2
4
2
2
CENTRAL DIVISION
IND
2 4 4 2 2 3
CHI
4 3 2 3 -- 3
CLE
0 0 2 0 1 -DET
2 3 3 0 1 1
MIL
0 2 0 0 1 2
0
1
0
0
0
1 3
1 3
2 3
1 -0 1
1
1
1
0
0
1 -1 2
0 1
0 1
0 0
2
0
1
0
0
2
2
1
0
2
1
1
1
0
0
SOUTHEAST
MIA
2
WAS
3
CHA
1
ATL
-ORL
2
DIVISION
1 0 4
3 3 1
1 2 -2 1 3
1 2 2
2
2
1
0
1
3
2
4
3
0
2
0
1
1
0
1
0
2
1
0
3
2
3
2
2
1
1
2
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
2
1
1
2
1
2
0
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1 -0 2
1 0
0 2
0 0
SOUTHWEST
SA
2
HOU
1
MEM
2
DAL
1
NO
2
DIVISION
2 1 2
2 1 2
2 0 1
2 0 1
2 1 1
1
1
1
1
2
2 4
2 2
1 1
2 -2 0
3
2
3
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
4 0
2 -2 2
1 2
0 1
1
1
1
2
0
2
0
2
1
1
3 4
3 2
3 -3 3
2 3
NORTHWEST
OKC
2
POR
2
MIN
1
DEN
1
UTA
0
DIVISION
2 1 2
2 2 1
1 1 1
1 1 0
1 0 2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
0
0
1 3
1 4
3 2
3 -0 2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
0
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
2
2
0
2
0
3
2
3
3
2
2
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
0
2 2
2 -1 2
0 0
2 1
4
1
1
2
1
0 -- 3
1 2 3
2 1 3
0 0 1
0 1 --
PACIFIC DIVISION
LAC
1 2 1 1
GS
2 2 1 0
PHO
2 2 0 2
SAC
0 1 1 0
LAL
1 2 1 1
2
2
4
2
0
2 4
2 3
0 2
1 3
0 --
PCT GB LAST-10 STREAK
1
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
2
2
2
1
1
0
1
0
0
3
2
4
1
2
3
3
3
3
2
0
2
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
2
0
1
1
0
1
0
2
2
1
0
0
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
56
48
33
29
15
26
34
49
53
67
.683 .585 8
.402 23
.354 27
.183 41
4-6
8-2
5-5
3-7
1-9
Won
Lost
Won
Lost
Lost
2
1
1
4
3
3
3
4
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
0
1
3
3
2
2
1
1 4
1 4
0 2
0 2
1 --
1
3
3
3
3
2
1
0
0
0
2
1
1
0
1
1
1
2
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
4
1
3
2
0
1 2
1 -0 3
2 1
0 0
54
44
43
38
23
28
38
39
44
59
.659
.537
.524
.463
.280
10
11
16
31
4-6
7-3
8-2
7-3
3-7
Lost
Won
Won
Won
Lost
3
4
3
1
4
1
1
1
0
1
2
2
2
2
2
2 4
3 3
2 1
1 4
1 --
1
2
2
1
1
0
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
3
2
4
2
0
2
3
2
2
1
3 -2 4
3 0
3 0
1 0
2
1
0
0
0
4
2
3
4
2
2
2
2
2
0
62
54
50
49
34
20
28
32
33
48
.756 .659 8
.610 12
.598 13
.415 28
6-4
5-5
7-3
6-4
2-8
Lost
Lost
Won
Lost
Won
2
1
5
1
2
3
1
2
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
2 3
2 3
2 -2 2
1 1
2
3
2
2
2
2 -2 2
1 1
1 1
0 1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
1 2
1 -1 1
0 0
2 0
4
3
2
1
2
4
2
1
0
0
1 3
2 4
0 3
1 2
0 --
1
1
1
2
1
59
54
40
36
25
23
28
42
46
57
.720 .659 5
.488 19
.439 23
.305 34
6-4
9-1
4-6
4-6
2-8
Won
Won
Lost
Lost
Won
1
5
3
2
1
1
2
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
2
2
2
2
0
3
3
4
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
2 3
2 2
2 -1 2
1 1
1 4
2 4
3 2
1 -1 3
1
0
1
0
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
0
57
51
48
28
27
25
31
34
54
55
.695 .622 6
.585 9
.341 29
.329 30
7-3
6-4
5-5
3-7
3-7
Lost
Won
Won
Lost
Won
1
2
1
1
2
4
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
0
1
3
4
2
1
2
2013-14 NBA FINAL STATISTICS
(CONTINUED)
SCORING AVERAGE
Durant, OKC.
Anthony, N.Y.
James, Mia.
Love, Min.
Harden, Hou.
Griffin, LA-C
Curry, G.S.
Aldridge, Por.
Cousins, Sac.
DeRozan, Tor.
Jefferson, Cha.
George, Ind.
Nowitzki, Dal.
Irving, Cle.
Davis, N.O.
Lillard, Por.
Thomas, Sac.
Dragic, Pho.
Gay, Tor.-Sac.
Wall, Was.
Paul, LA-C
Martin, Min.
Ellis, Dal.
Crawford, LA-C
Thompson, G.S.
Howard, Hou.
Afflalo, Orl.
Lee, G.S.
Millsap, Atl.
Lowry, Tor.
Young, Phi.
Knight, Mil.
Young, LA-L
Walker, Cha.
Lawson, Den.
Randolph, Mem.
Gasol, LA-L
Conley, Mem.
Beal, Was.
Green, Bos.
FIELD GOAL PCT.
Jordan, LA-C
Drummond, Det.
Howard, Hou.
James, Mia.
Johnson, Tor.
Stoudemire, N.Y.
Lopez, Por.
Wade, Mia.
Faried, Den.
Jones, Hou.
Gortat, Was.
Pekovic, Min.
Henson, Mil.
Ibaka, OKC.
Valanciunas, Tor.
Griffin, LA-C
Lee, G.S.
Leonard, S.A.
Favors, Utah
Diaw, S.A.
Davis, N.O.
Bosh, Mia.
Jefferson, Cha.
Hickson, Den.
Vucevic, Orl.
Dragic, Pho.
Durant, OKC.
Parker, S.A.
Nowitzki, Dal.
Monroe, Det.
Cousins, Sac.
Kanter, Utah
Stephenson, Ind.
Duncan, S.A.
West, Ind.
Mark. Morris, Pho.
Bass, Bos.
Belinelli, S.A.
Marion, Dal.
Brewer, Min.
G
81
77
77
77
73
80
78
69
71
79
73
80
80
71
67
82
72
76
73
82
62
68
82
69
81
71
73
69
74
79
79
72
64
73
62
79
60
73
73
82
FG
849
743
767
650
549
718
652
652
591
604
700
577
633
532
522
553
496
552
537
579
406
440
576
421
559
473
464
513
483
457
582
461
387
449
347
560
425
463
481
482
FG
348
479
473
767
344
311
355
415
447
386
455
378
344
524
359
718
513
337
390
302
522
492
700
332
353
552
849
456
633
504
591
419
427
444
458
411
352
337
341
388
FT
703
459
439
520
576
482
308
296
432
519
191
401
338
291
348
371
346
316
318
317
295
303
339
279
147
349
274
231
286
313
163
259
235
282
324
250
187
225
149
283
FGA
515
769
800
1353
612
558
644
761
820
712
840
700
639
978
676
1359
981
645
747
580
1005
953
1376
654
696
1093
1688
914
1273
1015
1191
853
870
906
939
845
725
695
708
807
PTS
2593
2112
2089
2010
1851
1930
1873
1603
1614
1791
1594
1737
1735
1478
1394
1695
1465
1542
1457
1583
1185
1298
1560
1282
1488
1297
1330
1257
1328
1417
1417
1291
1144
1289
1090
1372
1041
1256
1249
1382
PCT
.676
.623
.591
.567
.562
.557
.551
.545
.545
.542
.542
.540
.538
.536
.531
.528
.523
.522
.522
.521
.519
.516
.509
.508
.507
.505
.503
.499
.497
.497
.496
.491
.491
.490
.488
.486
.486
.485
.482
.481
AVG
32.0
27.4
27.1
26.1
25.4
24.1
24.0
23.2
22.7
22.7
21.8
21.7
21.7
20.8
20.8
20.7
20.3
20.3
20.0
19.3
19.1
19.1
19.0
18.6
18.4
18.3
18.2
18.2
17.9
17.9
17.9
17.9
17.9
17.7
17.6
17.4
17.4
17.2
17.1
16.9
REBOUNDS PER GAME
Jordan, LA-C
Drummond, Det.
Love, Min.
Howard, Hou.
Cousins, Sac.
Noah, Chi.
Aldridge, Por.
Jefferson, Cha.
Randolph, Mem.
Davis, N.O.
Bogut, G.S.
Duncan, S.A.
Varejao, Cle.
Gasol, LA-L
Gortat, Was.
Griffin, LA-C
Lee, G.S.
Monroe, Det.
Thompson, Cle.
Hickson, Den.
Valanciunas, Tor.
Ibaka, OKC.
Favors, Utah
Faried, Den.
Lopez, Por.
Millsap, Atl.
Boozer, Chi.
Hawes, Phi.-Cle.
Sullinger, Bos.
Anthony, N.Y.
Plumlee, Pho.
Kanter, Utah
Batum, Por.
Hill, LA-L
Durant, OKC.
Gasol, Mem.
Stephenson, Ind.
Henson, Mil.
Harris, Orl.
Jones, Hou.
3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT.
Korver, Atl.
Miller, Mem.
Morrow, N.O.
Calderon, Dal.
Belinelli, S.A.
Afflalo, Orl.
Mills, S.A.
Curry, G.S.
Thompson, G.S.
Hawes, Phi.-Cle.
Green, S.A.
Middleton, Mil.
Tolliver, Cha.
Jefferson, Utah
Dragic, Pho.
Ariza, Was.
Anthony, N.Y.
Beal, Was.
Johnson, Bkn.
Meeks, LA-L
Augustin, Tor.-Chi.
Green, Pho.
Nowitzki, Dal.
Ross, Tor.
J. Smith, N.Y.
Butler, Mil.-OKC.
Carter, Dal.
Lillard, Por.
Miles, Cle.
Matthews, Por.
Webster, Was.
Gordon, N.O.
Durant, OKC.
Teletovic, Bkn.
Martin, Min.
Brooks, Hou.-Den.
Young, LA-L
Chalmers, Mia.
Fisher, OKC.
Singler, Det.
3FG
185
107
88
191
126
128
135
261
223
128
132
120
102
123
122
180
167
138
162
162
133
204
131
161
189
98
146
218
83
201
146
101
192
136
115
96
135
87
88
94
G
82
81
77
71
71
80
69
73
79
67
67
74
65
60
81
80
69
82
82
69
81
81
73
80
82
74
76
80
74
77
80
80
82
72
81
59
78
70
61
76
3GA
392
233
195
425
293
300
318
615
535
308
318
290
247
301
299
442
415
343
404
404
332
510
329
408
480
249
371
554
211
511
372
258
491
349
297
248
350
226
229
246
OFF
331
440
224
231
218
282
166
156
265
207
182
158
187
124
202
192
182
256
269
206
226
224
199
238
326
154
137
131
241
145
198
222
116
194
58
84
95
171
88
162
DEF TOT AVG
783 1114 13.6
631 1071 13.2
739 963 12.5
635 866 12.2
613 831 11.7
618 900 11.3
600 766 11.1
636 792 10.8
530 795 10.1
466 673 10.0
489 671 10.0
563 721 9.7
442 629 9.7
456 580 9.7
565 767 9.5
565 757 9.5
461 643 9.3
504 760 9.3
485 754 9.2
426 632 9.2
488 714 8.8
485 709 8.8
438 637 8.7
446 684 8.6
373 699 8.5
473 627 8.5
495 632 8.3
529 660 8.3
360 601 8.1
477 622 8.1
428 626 7.8
376 598 7.5
495 611 7.5
341 535 7.4
540 598 7.4
340 424 7.2
463 558 7.2
326 497 7.1
336 424 7.0
366 528 6.9
PCT
.472
.459
.451
.449
.430
.427
.425
.424
.417
.416
.415
.414
.413
.409
.408
.407
.402
.402
.401
.401
.401
.400
.398
.395
.394
.394
.394
.394
.393
.393
.392
.391
.391
.390
.387
.387
.386
.385
.384
.382
ASSISTS PER GAME
Paul, LA-C
Wall, Was.
Lawson, Den.
Rubio, Min.
Curry, G.S.
Jennings, Det.
Lowry, Tor.
Nelson, Orl.
Teague, Atl.
James, Mia.
Thomas, Sac.
Carter-Williams, Phi.
Williams, Bkn.
Walker, Cha.
Harden, Hou.
Irving, Cle.
Conley, Mem.
Dragic, Pho.
Ellis, Dal.
Parker, S.A.
Burke, Utah
Felton, N.Y.
Lillard, Por.
Durant, OKC.
Noah, Chi.
Hayward, Utah
Batum, Por.
Evans, N.O.
Chalmers, Mia.
Knight, Mil.
Calderon, Dal.
Stephenson, Ind.
Love, Min.
Augustin, Tor.-Chi.
Williams, Por.
Ginobili, S.A.
McRoberts, Cha.
Iguodala, G.S.
Lin, Hou.
Jackson, OKC.
FREE THROW PCT.
Roberts, N.O.
Nowitzki, Dal.
Jackson, OKC.
Martin, Min.
Augustin, Tor.-Chi.
Curry, G.S.
Durant, OKC.
Lillard, Por.
Crawford, LA-C
Harden, Hou.
George, Ind.
Crawford, Bos.-G.S.
Irving, Cle.
Bass, Bos.
Collison, LA-C
Meeks, LA-L
Paul, LA-C
Dunleavy, Chi.
Ginobili, S.A.
Thomas, Sac.
Williams, Atl.
Foye, Den.
Anthony, N.Y.
Green, Pho.
Teague, Atl.
Jack, Cle.
Matthews, Por.
Walker, Cha.
Stuckey, Det.
Livingston, Bkn.
Singler, Det.
Westbrook, OKC.
Pierce, Bkn.
Young, LA-L
DeRozan, Tor.
Lin, Hou.
Aldridge, Por.
Gay, Tor.-Sac.
Love, Min.
Carter, Dal.
FT
125
338
158
303
201
308
703
371
279
576
401
146
291
205
192
221
295
140
160
346
152
157
459
195
318
125
252
282
244
158
152
242
256
235
519
218
296
318
520
161
FTA
133
376
177
340
227
348
805
426
322
665
464
169
338
239
224
258
345
164
188
407
179
185
541
230
376
149
301
337
292
191
184
293
310
285
630
265
360
387
633
196
G
62
82
62
82
78
80
79
68
79
77
72
70
64
73
73
71
73
76
82
68
70
65
82
81
80
77
82
72
73
72
81
78
77
71
74
68
78
63
71
80
PCT
.940
.899
.893
.891
.885
.885
.873
.871
.866
.866
.864
.864
.861
.858
.857
.857
.855
.854
.851
.850
.849
.849
.848
.848
.846
.839
.837
.837
.836
.827
.826
.826
.826
.825
.824
.823
.822
.822
.821
.821
AST AVG
663 10.7
721 8.8
543 8.8
703 8.6
666 8.5
609 7.6
586 7.4
476 7.0
528 6.7
489 6.4
454 6.3
441 6.3
392 6.1
447 6.1
446 6.1
433 6.1
441 6.0
447 5.9
471 5.7
388 5.7
396 5.7
365 5.6
457 5.6
445 5.5
431 5.4
400 5.2
420 5.1
363 5.0
357 4.9
352 4.9
377 4.7
359 4.6
341 4.4
313 4.4
321 4.3
293 4.3
333 4.3
263 4.2
294 4.1
331 4.1
(CONTINUED)
STEALS PER GAME
Paul, LA-C
Rubio, Min.
Young, Phi.
Butler, Chi.
George, Ind.
Carter-Williams, Phi
Brewer, Min.
Wall, Was.
Millsap, Atl.
Leonard, S.A.
Ellis, Dal.
Ariza, Was.
Chalmers, Mia.
Curry, G.S.
Lawson, Den.
Oladipo, Orl.
Harden, Hou.
James, Mia.
Cousins, Sac.
Lowry, Tor.
Irving, Cle.
Iguodala, G.S.
Conley, Mem.
Carroll, Atl.
Williams, Bkn.
Meeks, LA-L
Hayward, Utah
Dragic, Pho.
Smith, Det.
Tucker, Pho.
Davis, N.O.
Gay, Tor.-Sac.
Sefolosha, OKC.
Thomas, Sac.
Durant, OKC.
Jennings, Det.
Wallace, Bos.
Drummond, Det.
Green, G.S.
Shumpert, N.Y.
G
62
82
79
67
80
70
81
82
74
66
82
77
73
78
62
80
73
77
71
79
71
63
73
73
64
77
77
76
77
81
67
73
61
72
81
80
58
81
82
74
STL
154
190
167
127
151
130
150
149
129
114
141
126
119
127
100
129
115
121
109
121
108
95
110
108
93
111
110
104
105
110
89
95
79
93
103
101
73
101
102
92
AVG
2.48
2.32
2.11
1.90
1.89
1.86
1.85
1.82
1.74
1.73
1.72
1.64
1.63
1.63
1.61
1.61
1.58
1.57
1.54
1.53
1.52
1.51
1.51
1.48
1.45
1.44
1.43
1.37
1.36
1.36
1.33
1.30
1.30
1.29
1.27
1.26
1.26
1.25
1.24
1.24
ASSISTS PER TURNOVER
Name
Paul, LA-C
McRoberts, Cha.
Prigioni, N.Y.
Calderon, Dal.
Marshall, LA-L
Rubio, Min.
Mack, Atl.
Burke, Utah
Lowry, Tor.
Blake, LA-L-G.S.
Rondo, Bos.
Conley, Mem.
G. Hill, Ind.
Nelson, Orl.
Jennings, Det.
Felton, N.Y.
Pressey, Bos.
Williams, Bkn.
Lawson, Den.
Walker, Cha.
BLOCKS PER GAME
Davis, N.O.
Ibaka, OKC.
Jordan, LA-C
Hibbert, Ind.
Duncan, S.A.
Bogut, G.S.
Howard, Hou.
Lopez, Por.
Henson, Mil.
Drummond, Det.
Gasol, LA-L
Noah, Chi.
Gortat, Was.
Favors, Utah
Smith, Det.
Gibson, Chi.
Andersen, Mia.
Jones, Hou.
Gasol, Mem.
Cousins, Sac.
O'Quinn, Orl.
Mozgov, Den.
Brand, Atl.
Dalembert, Dal.
Hawes, Phi.-Cle.
Johnson, Tor.
Plumlee, Pho.
Biyombo, Cha.
Jefferson, Cha.
Millsap, Atl.
Bosh, Mia.
Aldridge, Por.
Johnson, LA-L
Wright, Dal.
Mahinmi, Ind.
West, Ind.
Green, S.A.
Hill, LA-L
Koufos, Mem.
Humphries, Bos.
G
67
81
82
81
74
67
71
82
70
81
60
80
81
73
77
82
72
76
59
71
69
82
73
80
80
77
80
77
73
74
79
69
79
58
77
80
68
72
80
69
BLK
189
219
203
182
139
121
128
139
116
131
92
121
121
108
110
112
97
99
76
91
88
100
88
94
94
88
90
86
79
78
78
68
77
55
72
74
61
64
71
61
AVG
2.82
2.70
2.48
2.25
1.88
1.81
1.80
1.70
1.66
1.62
1.53
1.51
1.49
1.48
1.43
1.37
1.35
1.30
1.29
1.28
1.28
1.22
1.21
1.18
1.18
1.14
1.13
1.12
1.08
1.05
0.99
0.99
0.97
0.95
0.94
0.93
0.90
0.89
0.89
0.88
MINUTES PER GAME
Anthony, N.Y.
Butler, Chi.
Durant, OKC.
DeRozan, Tor.
Harden, Hou.
James, Mia.
Parsons, Hou.
Ellis, Dal.
Curry, G.S.
Hayward, Utah
Wall, Was.
Love, Min.
George, Ind.
Lowry, Tor.
Aldridge, Por.
Batum, Por.
Lawson, Den.
Lillard, Por.
Walker, Cha.
Griffin, LA-C
Smith, Det.
Thompson, G.S.
Ariza, Was.
Stephenson, Ind.
Noah, Chi.
Davis, N.O.
Irving, Cle.
Deng, Chi.-Cle.
Dragic, Pho.
Paul, LA-C
Jordan, LA-C
Jefferson, Cha.
Afflalo, Orl.
Thomas, Sac.
Gay, Tor.-Sac.
Beal, Was.
Young, Phi.
Randolph, Mem.
Green, Bos.
STEALS PER TURNOVER
AST
663
333
228
377
477
703
271
396
586
307
294
441
265
476
609
365
241
392
543
447
TO RATIO
145 4.57
83 4.01
60 3.80
103 3.66
150 3.18
222 3.17
89 3.04
131 3.02
194 3.02
102 3.01
99 2.97
150 2.94
92 2.88
166 2.87
215 2.83
129 2.83
87 2.77
143 2.74
200 2.72
169 2.64
Name
Brewer, Min.
Leonard, S.A.
Carroll, Atl.
Butler, Chi.
Shumpert, N.Y.
Harkless, Orl.
Green, G.S.
Prigioni, N.Y.
Tucker, Pho.
Paul, LA-C
Young, Phi.
Allen, Mem.
Meeks, LA-L
Johnson, LA-L
Ariza, Was.
Iguodala, G.S.
Marion, Dal.
Aminu, N.O.
Drummond, Det.
Livingston, Bkn.
STL
150
114
108
127
92
97
102
67
110
154
167
90
111
86
126
95
90
82
101
93
TO RATIO
105 1.43
80 1.43
79 1.37
102 1.25
79 1.16
86 1.13
91 1.12
60 1.12
102 1.08
145 1.06
165 1.01
90 1.00
111 1.00
90 0.96
132 0.95
100 0.95
95 0.95
88 0.93
110 0.92
105 0.89
G
77
67
81
79
73
77
74
82
78
77
82
77
80
79
69
82
62
82
73
80
77
81
77
78
80
67
71
63
76
62
82
73
73
72
73
73
70
79
79
82
MIN
2982
2591
3122
3017
2777
2902
2783
3023
2846
2800
2980
2797
2898
2862
2499
2956
2222
2937
2614
2863
2730
2868
2723
2752
2820
2358
2496
2213
2668
2171
2870
2553
2552
2497
2531
2530
2414
2718
2705
2805
AVG
38.7
38.7
38.5
38.2
38.0
37.7
37.6
36.9
36.5
36.4
36.3
36.3
36.2
36.2
36.2
36.0
35.8
35.8
35.8
35.8
35.5
35.4
35.4
35.3
35.2
35.2
35.2
35.1
35.1
35.0
35.0
35.0
35.0
34.7
34.7
34.7
34.5
34.4
34.2
34.2
(CONTINUED)
ROOKIE LEADERS
SCORING AVERAGE
Oladipo, Orl.
Burke, Utah
Hardaway, N.Y.
McLemore, Sac.
Olynyk, Bos.
Kelly, LA-L
Plumlee, Bkn.
Wolters, Mil.
Antic, Atl.
Antetokounmpo, Mil.
McCallum, Sac.
Thompson, Phi.
Zeller, Cha.
Caldwell-Pope, Det.
McCollum, Por.
Calathes, Mem.
Dieng, Min.
Dellavedova, Cle.
Snell, Chi.
FIELD GOAL PCT.
Plumlee, Bkn.
Olynyk, Bos.
Thompson, Phi.
Wolters, Mil.
Hardaway, N.Y.
Zeller, Cha.
Kelly, LA-L
Oladipo, Orl.
Antetokounmpo, Mil.
STEALS PER GAME
Oladipo, Orl.
Caldwell-Pope, Det.
Calathes, Mem.
Pressey, Bos.
Antetokounmpo, Mil.
Plumlee, Bkn.
Thompson, Phi.
Wolters, Mil.
Burke, Utah
G
70
80
70
81
82
70
59
70
58
50
77
45
77
82
80
38
71
60
72
77
FG
427
392
341
294
255
234
157
199
170
123
173
113
171
172
182
74
142
113
122
129
FT PTS AVG
258 1167 16.7
248 1106 13.8
102 895 12.8
106 824 10.2
115 720 8.8
99 607 8.7
110 472 8.0
122 520 7.4
59 417 7.2
50 352 7.0
138 525 6.8
32 280 6.2
52 461 6.0
146 490 6.0
47 470 5.9
23 201 5.3
44 347 4.9
59 286 4.8
38 339 4.7
31 346 4.5
FG FGA
199 302
234 502
171 372
170 389
294 687
172 404
157 371
392 936
173 418
427 1054
G
70
80
80
71
75
77
70
77
58
70
STL
130
129
75
66
68
60
49
53
35
42
REBOUNDS PER GAME
G
Carter-Williams, Phi.70
Olynyk, Bos.
70
Dieng, Min.
60
Antetokounmpo, Mil. 77
Plumlee, Bkn.
70
Zeller, Cha.
82
Antic, Atl.
50
Oladipo, Orl.
80
Adams, OKC.
81
Dedmon, G.S.-Phi.-Orl31
Kelly, LA-L
59
Faverani, Bos.
37
Gobert, Utah
45
Thompson, Phi.
77
Bennett, Cle.
52
Burke, Utah
70
McLemore, Sac.
82
Withey, N.O.
58
Wolters, Mil.
58
Hummel, Min.
53
PCT
.659
.466
.460
.437
.428
.426
.423
.419
.414
.405
3-PT FIELD GOAL PCT.
Thompson, Phi.
Dellavedova, Cle.
Hardaway, N.Y.
Antetokounmpo, Mil.
Kelly, LA-L
Burke, Utah
Antic, Atl.
Oladipo, Orl.
Snell, Chi.
McLemore, Sac.
AVG
1.86
1.61
0.94
0.93
0.91
0.78
0.70
0.69
0.60
0.60
BLOCKS PER GAME
Gobert, Utah
Withey, N.O.
Dieng, Min.
Antetokounmpo, Mil.
Plumlee, Bkn.
Kelly, LA-L
Faverani, Bos.
Dedmon, G.S.-Phi.-Orl.
Adams, OKC.
3FG
67
57
130
41
48
111
56
74
57
95
OFF
101
140
103
78
99
118
57
43
142
38
42
42
51
73
49
37
53
49
33
35
3GA
167
155
358
118
142
336
171
226
178
297
DEF
336
225
197
261
209
235
152
286
190
89
177
86
104
174
106
171
182
101
116
97
TOT
437
365
300
339
308
353
209
329
332
127
219
128
155
247
155
208
235
150
149
132
AVG
6.2
5.2
5.0
4.4
4.4
4.3
4.2
4.1
4.1
4.1
3.7
3.5
3.4
3.2
3.0
3.0
2.9
2.6
2.6
2.5
ASSISTS PER GAME
Burke, Utah
Oladipo, Orl.
Wolters, Mil.
Pressey, Bos.
Calathes, Mem.
McCallum, Sac.
Dellavedova, Cle.
Mekel, Dal.
Antetokounmpo, Mil.
Schroder, Atl.
Kelly, LA-L
Olynyk, Bos.
Larkin, Dal.
Antic, Atl.
Zeller, Cha.
McLemore, Sac.
Murry, N.Y.
Thompson, Phi.
Snell, Chi.
G
70
70
80
58
75
71
45
72
31
77
49
59
70
48
50
82
82
51
77
77
PCT
.401
.368
.363
.347
.338
.330
.327
.327
.320
.320
FREE THROW PCT.
Burke, Utah
Hardaway, N.Y.
Kelly, LA-L
Olynyk, Bos.
McLemore, Sac.
Oladipo, Orl.
Zeller, Cha.
Antetokounmpo, Mil.
Plumlee, Bkn.
FT
102
106
110
99
115
248
146
258
138
122
FTA
113
128
135
122
143
318
200
367
202
195
PCT
.903
.828
.815
.811
.804
.780
.730
.703
.683
.626
G BLK AVG
45 41 0.91
58 50 0.86
60 50 0.83
77 61 0.79
70 55 0.79
59 45 0.76
37 27 0.73
31 22 0.71
81 57 0.70
70 43 0.61
MINUTES PER GAME
Burke, Utah
Oladipo, Orl.
McLemore, Sac.
Antetokounmpo, Mil.
Hardaway, N.Y.
Thompson, Phi.
Wolters, Mil.
Kelly, LA-L
Olynyk, Bos.
G
70
70
80
82
77
81
77
58
59
70
MIN
2414
2262
2487
2187
1897
1875
1742
1309
1312
1400
AVG
34.5
32.3
31.1
26.7
24.6
23.2
22.6
22.6
22.2
20.0
AST
441
396
327
187
241
207
120
186
63
150
93
95
109
71
58
92
82
49
73
68
AVG
6.3
5.7
4.1
3.2
3.2
2.9
2.7
2.6
2.0
1.9
1.9
1.6
1.6
1.5
1.2
1.1
1.0
1.0
0.9
0.9
(CONTINUED)
TEAMS' STATISTICS
---TEAM
LA-C
Hou.
Minn.
Port.
OKC.
S.A.
Phoe.
Dall.
Den.
G.S.
LA-L
Miami
Tor.
Det.
Atl.
Wash.
Sac.
N.O.
Phil.
N.Y.
Bkn.
Clev.
Cha.
Ind.
Orl.
Bos.
Mem.
Milw.
Utah
Chi.
G
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
FIELD GOALS
3-PT. F.G.'S
MADE ATT. PCT. MADE ATT. PCT.
3208 6761 .474
693 1966 .352
3118 6603 .472
779 2179 .358
3189 7176 .444
600 1757 .341
3207 7134 .450
770 2071 .372
3194 6782 .471
664 1839 .361
3326 6844 .486
698 1757 .397
3172 6845 .463
765 2055 .372
3249 6858 .474
721 1877 .384
3147 7042 .447
702 1959 .358
3236 7005 .462
774 2037 .380
3139 6980 .450
774 2032 .381
3142 6272 .501
665 1829 .364
2992 6718 .445
713 1917 .372
3182 7124 .447
507 1580 .321
3061 6688 .458
768 2116 .363
3177 6920 .459
647 1704 .380
3026 6766 .447
491 1475 .333
3101 6761 .459
486 1303 .373
3108 7150 .435
577 1847 .312
3027 6739 .449
759 2038 .372
2931 6391 .459
709 1922 .369
3036 6955 .437
584 1640 .356
2976 6730 .442
516 1471 .351
2949 6573 .449
550 1542 .357
3022 6784 .445
563 1596 .353
2996 6883 .435
575 1729 .333
3122 6723 .464
405 1147 .353
2952 6737 .438
548 1553 .353
2951 6652 .444
543 1577 .344
2843 6577 .432
508 1459 .348
FREE THROWS
MADE ATT. PCT.
1741 2384 .730
1814 2549 .712
1790 2301 .778
1569 1926 .815
1653 2052 .806
1289 1642 .785
1520 2004 .758
1378 1733 .795
1563 2154 .726
1303 1731 .753
1390 1835 .757
1431 1884 .760
1608 2055 .782
1415 2111 .670
1392 1782 .781
1253 1715 .731
1698 2237 .759
1489 1936 .769
1362 1918 .710
1271 1670 .761
1508 2002 .753
1398 1861 .751
1474 2000 .737
1485 1907 .779
1307 1714 .763
1325 1706 .777
1235 1666 .741
1377 1843 .747
1346 1803 .747
1486 1908 .779
-- REBOUNDS -OFF. DEF. TOT.
858 2668 3526
920 2797 3717
1025 2644 3669
1022 2786 3808
887 2781 3668
762 2786 3548
928 2601 3529
840 2514 3354
1009 2717 3726
896 2819 3715
745 2620 3365
627 2397 3024
935 2552 3487
1196 2525 3721
713 2565 3278
886 2573 3459
990 2656 3646
933 2486 3419
949 2556 3505
870 2437 3307
721 2407 3128
989 2629 3618
776 2724 3500
834 2831 3665
794 2654 3448
980 2505 3485
950 2526 3476
971 2399 3370
904 2477 3381
937 2683 3620
----- MISCELLANEOUS -----AST
PF DQ STL
TO BLK
2016 1767 11 703 1136 397
1755 1676 12 621 1323 461
1964 1504 7 718 1142 296
1904 1576 8 454 1125 387
1794 1858 8 678 1256 501
2064 1495 3 604 1180 420
1563 1798 11 688 1258 374
1935 1636 4 704 1110 356
1838 1890 18 615 1305 459
1912 1784 15 642 1247 407
2006 1627 10 611 1239 446
1847 1596 5 732 1212 367
1737 1882 21 577 1159 343
1714 1666 9 687 1193 395
2041 1577 4 680 1251 326
1909 1675 10 668 1204 377
1547 1849 15 587 1249 318
1745 1857 17 647 1129 523
1791 1844 12 765 1384 330
1641 1815 8 631 1063 367
1714 1777 6 705 1191 311
1738 1640 6 579 1163 304
1778 1493 4 499 1010 421
1651 1675 7 550 1237 446
1726 1678 13 630 1222 350
1726 1743 15 584 1261 343
1792 1568 5 631 1124 375
1760 1713 11 541 1238 403
1664 1699 15 570 1200 366
1860 1565 6 594 1223 424
SCORING
PTS AVG.
8850 107.9
8829 107.7
8768 106.9
8753 106.7
8705 106.2
8639 105.4
8629 105.2
8597 104.8
8559 104.4
8549 104.3
8442 103.0
8380 102.2
8305 101.3
8286 101.0
8282 101.0
8254 100.7
8241 100.5
8177 99.7
8155 99.5
8084 98.6
8079 98.5
8054 98.2
7942 96.9
7933 96.7
7914 96.5
7892 96.2
7884 96.1
7829 95.5
7791 95.0
7680 93.7
OPPONENTS' STATISTICS
---TEAM
Chi.
Ind.
Mem.
Cha.
Miami
S.A.
Tor.
N.Y.
Wash.
G.S.
Bkn.
OKC.
Bos.
LA-C
Atl.
Clev.
Orl.
Utah
N.O.
Dall.
Phoe.
Port.
Hou.
Sac.
Milw.
Minn.
Det.
Den.
LA-L
Phil.
AVG.'S
FIELD GOALS
3-PT. F.G.'S
MADE ATT. PCT. MADE ATT. PCT.
2867 6660 .430
538 1532 .351
2850 6786 .420
538 1561 .345
2924 6500 .450
615 1731 .355
3022 6838 .442
665 1800 .369
2961 6475 .457
694 1917 .362
3096 6976 .444
529 1500 .353
2957 6573 .450
568 1578 .360
2934 6401 .458
713 1921 .371
3038 6632 .458
612 1763 .347
3019 6920 .436
569 1656 .344
2980 6511 .458
662 1802 .367
2984 6842 .436
705 1968 .358
3101 6675 .465
539 1553 .347
3068 6958 .441
595 1791 .332
3163 6843 .462
654 1793 .365
3097 6847 .452
765 2083 .367
3126 6861 .456
659 1778 .371
3138 6639 .473
599 1591 .376
3055 6567 .465
652 1827 .357
3096 6673 .464
678 1888 .359
3118 6840 .456
556 1632 .341
3248 7203 .451
534 1504 .355
3197 7218 .443
666 1889 .353
3103 6734 .461
696 1833 .380
3146 6722 .468
697 1826 .382
3321 7048 .471
663 1820 .364
3208 6820 .470
683 1872 .365
3238 7086 .457
605 1724 .351
3440 7350 .468
666 1843 .361
3284 6975 .471
739 1998 .370
3093 6806 .454
635 1766 .360
92779
52974
204173
19054
FREE THROWS
MADE ATT. PCT.
1256 1668 .753
1334 1768 .755
1292 1686 .766
1251 1649 .759
1374 1832 .750
1285 1691 .760
1557 2071 .752
1568 2050 .765
1462 1912 .765
1548 2023 .765
1539 2026 .760
1512 2080 .727
1517 1993 .761
1547 2049 .755
1341 1793 .748
1365 1803 .757
1449 1881 .770
1504 1945 .773
1637 2176 .752
1530 2019 .758
1621 2115 .766
1396 1822 .766
1395 1844 .757
1577 2139 .737
1511 2011 .751
1244 1645 .756
1487 1967 .756
1654 2168 .763
1412 1942 .727
1705 2261 .754
1462 1934 .756
43870
58029
-- REBOUNDS -OFF. DEF. TOT.
876 2508 3384
856 2521 3377
809 2403 3212
785 2766 3551
886 2420 3306
862 2600 3462
854 2505 3359
843 2600 3443
827 2633 3460
878 2671 3549
921 2594 3515
900 2456 3356
871 2596 3467
1011 2575 3586
882 2688 3570
841 2648 3489
859 2746 3605
846 2640 3486
881 2538 3419
943 2569 3512
926 2586 3512
944 2622 3566
977 2439 3416
813 2568 3381
961 2608 3569
908 2717 3625
913 2612 3525
930 2665 3595
1068 2950 4018
976 2871 3847
895 2611 3505
78315
26847
105162
----- MISCELLANEOUS -----AST
PF DQ STL
TO BLK
1604 1714 12 621 1178 490
1525 1793 6 593 1120 378
1632 1553 6 591 1162 410
1718 1716 7 514 1090 415
1751 1675 8 667 1369 256
1669 1585 4 628 1137 378
1719 1815 16 596 1224 352
1618 1611 5 513 1193 277
1824 1600 10 631 1314 320
1683 1584 10 649 1232 342
1723 1704 11 608 1296 337
1785 1672 12 669 1248 296
1813 1564 7 609 1168 373
1908 1919 17 570 1261 284
1901 1643 9 672 1247 354
2037 1599 10 587 1144 461
1848 1500 4 581 1146 445
1789 1673 10 617 1034 401
1845 1664 7 577 1185 504
1808 1633 7 635 1312 288
1664 1749 10 613 1258 332
1675 1698 17 639 984 304
1821 1993 16 704 1149 460
1927 1897 23 637 1116 459
1870 1690 7 640 1158 413
1875 1936 18 644 1346 457
2001 1699 8 670 1230 403
1843 1778 11 694 1178 459
2112 1580 3 790 1164 387
2144 1686 5 736 1391 558
--- SCORING --PTS AVG. DIFF.
7528 91.8 +1.9
7572 92.3 +4.4
7755 94.6 +1.6
7960 97.1 -0.2
7990 97.4 +4.8
8006 97.6 +7.7
8039 98.0 +3.2
8149 99.4 -0.8
8150 99.4 +1.3
8155 99.5 +4.8
8161 99.5 -1.0
8185 99.8 +6.3
8258 100.7 -4.5
8278 101.0 +7.0
8321 101.5 -0.5
8324 101.5 -3.3
8360 102.0 -5.4
8379 102.2 -7.2
8399 102.4 -2.7
8400 102.4 +2.4
8413 102.6 +2.6
8426 102.8 +4.0
8455 103.1 +4.6
8479 103.4 -2.9
8500 103.7 -8.2
8549 104.3 +2.7
8586 104.7 -3.7
8735 106.5 -2.1
8958 109.2 -6.3
9012 109.9 -10.5
1804 1697 10 630 1201 386 8283 101.0
54132
296
36034
248482
50923
18895
11593
---
(CONTINUED)
TEAMS' STATISTICS (PER GAME)
---TEAM
Atl.
Bos.
Bkn.
Cha.
Chi.
Clev.
Dall.
Den.
Det.
G.S.
Hou.
Ind.
LA-C
LA-L
Mem.
Miami
Milw.
Minn.
N.O.
N.Y.
OKC.
Orl.
Phil.
Phoe.
Port.
Sac.
S.A.
Tor.
Utah
Wash.
G
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
FIELD GOALS
MADE
ATT PCT
37.33 81.56 .458
36.54 83.94 .435
35.74 77.94 .459
36.29 82.07 .442
34.67 80.21 .432
37.02 84.82 .437
39.62 83.63 .474
38.38 85.88 .447
38.80 86.88 .447
39.46 85.43 .462
38.02 80.52 .472
35.96 80.16 .449
39.12 82.45 .474
38.28 85.12 .450
38.07 81.99 .464
38.32 76.49 .501
36.00 82.16 .438
38.89 87.51 .444
37.82 82.45 .459
36.91 82.18 .449
38.95 82.71 .471
36.85 82.73 .445
37.90 87.20 .435
38.68 83.48 .463
39.11 87.00 .450
36.90 82.51 .447
40.56 83.46 .486
36.49 81.93 .445
35.99 81.12 .444
38.74 84.39 .459
3-PT. F.G.'S
MADE
ATT PCT
9.37 25.80 .363
7.01 21.09 .333
8.65 23.44 .369
6.29 17.94 .351
6.20 17.79 .348
7.12 20.00 .356
8.79 22.89 .384
8.56 23.89 .358
6.18 19.27 .321
9.44 24.84 .380
9.50 26.57 .358
6.71 18.80 .357
8.45 23.98 .352
9.44 24.78 .381
4.94 13.99 .353
8.11 22.30 .364
6.68 18.94 .353
7.32 21.43 .341
5.93 15.89 .373
9.26 24.85 .372
8.10 22.43 .361
6.87 19.46 .353
7.04 22.52 .312
9.33 25.06 .372
9.39 25.26 .372
5.99 17.99 .333
8.51 21.43 .397
8.70 23.38 .372
6.62 19.23 .344
7.89 20.78 .380
FREE THROWS
MADE
ATT PCT
16.98 21.73 .781
16.16 20.80 .777
18.39 24.41 .753
17.98 24.39 .737
18.12 23.27 .779
17.05 22.70 .751
16.80 21.13 .795
19.06 26.27 .726
17.26 25.74 .670
15.89 21.11 .753
22.12 31.09 .712
18.11 23.26 .779
21.23 29.07 .730
16.95 22.38 .757
15.06 20.32 .741
17.45 22.98 .760
16.79 22.48 .747
21.83 28.06 .778
18.16 23.61 .769
15.50 20.37 .761
20.16 25.02 .806
15.94 20.90 .763
16.61 23.39 .710
18.54 24.44 .758
19.13 23.49 .815
20.71 27.28 .759
15.72 20.02 .785
19.61 25.06 .782
16.41 21.99 .747
15.28 20.91 .731
--- REBOUNDS ---OFF
DEF
TOT
8.70 31.28 39.98
11.95 30.55 42.50
8.79 29.35 38.15
9.46 33.22 42.68
11.43 32.72 44.15
12.06 32.06 44.12
10.24 30.66 40.90
12.30 33.13 45.44
14.59 30.79 45.38
10.93 34.38 45.30
11.22 34.11 45.33
10.17 34.52 44.70
10.46 32.54 43.00
9.09 31.95 41.04
11.59 30.80 42.39
7.65 29.23 36.88
11.84 29.26 41.10
12.50 32.24 44.74
11.38 30.32 41.70
10.61 29.72 40.33
10.82 33.91 44.73
9.68 32.37 42.05
11.57 31.17 42.74
11.32 31.72 43.04
12.46 33.98 46.44
12.07 32.39 44.46
9.29 33.98 43.27
11.40 31.12 42.52
11.02 30.21 41.23
10.80 31.38 42.18
---------- MISCELLANEOUS ---------AST
PF
DQ
STL
TO
BLK
24.89 19.23 0.05 8.29 15.26 3.98
21.05 21.26 0.18 7.12 15.38 4.18
20.90 21.67 0.07 8.60 14.52 3.79
21.68 18.21 0.05 6.09 12.32 5.13
22.68 19.09 0.07 7.24 14.91 5.17
21.20 20.00 0.07 7.06 14.18 3.71
23.60 19.95 0.05 8.59 13.54 4.34
22.41 23.05 0.22 7.50 15.91 5.60
20.90 20.32 0.11 8.38 14.55 4.82
23.32 21.76 0.18 7.83 15.21 4.96
21.40 20.44 0.15 7.57 16.13 5.62
20.13 20.43 0.09 6.71 15.09 5.44
24.59 21.55 0.13 8.57 13.85 4.84
24.46 19.84 0.12 7.45 15.11 5.44
21.85 19.12 0.06 7.70 13.71 4.57
22.52 19.46 0.06 8.93 14.78 4.48
21.46 20.89 0.13 6.60 15.10 4.91
23.95 18.34 0.09 8.76 13.93 3.61
21.28 22.65 0.21 7.89 13.77 6.38
20.01 22.13 0.10 7.70 12.96 4.48
21.88 22.66 0.10 8.27 15.32 6.11
21.05 20.46 0.16 7.68 14.90 4.27
21.84 22.49 0.15 9.33 16.88 4.02
19.06 21.93 0.13 8.39 15.34 4.56
23.22 19.22 0.10 5.54 13.72 4.72
18.87 22.55 0.18 7.16 15.23 3.88
25.17 18.23 0.04 7.37 14.39 5.12
21.18 22.95 0.26 7.04 14.13 4.18
20.29 20.72 0.18 6.95 14.63 4.46
23.28 20.43 0.12 8.15 14.68 4.60
PTS
101.0
96.2
98.5
96.9
93.7
98.2
104.8
104.4
101.0
104.3
107.7
96.7
107.9
103.0
96.1
102.2
95.5
106.9
99.7
98.6
106.2
96.5
99.5
105.2
106.7
100.5
105.4
101.3
95.0
100.7
3-PT. F.G.'S
MADE
ATT PCT
7.98 21.87 .365
6.57 18.94 .347
8.07 21.98 .367
8.11 21.95 .369
6.56 18.68 .351
9.33 25.40 .367
8.27 23.02 .359
7.38 21.02 .351
8.33 22.83 .365
6.94 20.20 .344
8.12 23.04 .353
6.56 19.04 .345
7.26 21.84 .332
8.12 22.48 .361
7.50 21.11 .355
8.46 23.38 .362
8.50 22.27 .382
8.09 22.20 .364
7.95 22.28 .357
8.70 23.43 .371
8.60 24.00 .358
8.04 21.68 .371
9.01 24.37 .370
6.78 19.90 .341
6.51 18.34 .355
8.49 22.35 .380
6.45 18.29 .353
6.93 19.24 .360
7.30 19.40 .376
7.46 21.50 .347
FREE THROWS
MADE
ATT PCT
16.35 21.87 .748
18.50 24.30 .761
18.77 24.71 .760
15.26 20.11 .759
15.32 20.34 .753
16.65 21.99 .757
18.66 24.62 .758
20.17 26.44 .763
18.13 23.99 .756
18.88 24.67 .765
17.01 22.49 .757
16.27 21.56 .755
18.87 24.99 .755
17.22 23.68 .727
15.76 20.56 .766
16.76 22.34 .750
18.43 24.52 .751
15.17 20.06 .756
19.96 26.54 .752
19.12 25.00 .765
18.44 25.37 .727
17.67 22.94 .770
20.79 27.57 .754
19.77 25.79 .766
17.02 22.22 .766
19.23 26.09 .737
15.67 20.62 .760
18.99 25.26 .752
18.34 23.72 .773
17.83 23.32 .765
--- REBOUNDS ---OFF
DEF
TOT
10.76 32.78 43.54
10.62 31.66 42.28
11.23 31.63 42.87
9.57 33.73 43.30
10.68 30.59 41.27
10.26 32.29 42.55
11.50 31.33 42.83
11.34 32.50 43.84
11.13 31.85 42.99
10.71 32.57 43.28
11.91 29.74 41.66
10.44 30.74 41.18
12.33 31.40 43.73
13.02 35.98 49.00
9.87 29.30 39.17
10.80 29.51 40.32
11.72 31.80 43.52
11.07 33.13 44.21
10.74 30.95 41.70
10.28 31.71 41.99
10.98 29.95 40.93
10.48 33.49 43.96
11.90 35.01 46.91
11.29 31.54 42.83
11.51 31.98 43.49
9.91 31.32 41.23
10.51 31.71 42.22
10.41 30.55 40.96
10.32 32.20 42.51
10.09 32.11 42.20
---------- MISCELLANEOUS ---------AST
PF
DQ
STL
TO
BLK
23.18 20.04 0.11 8.20 15.21 4.32
22.11 19.07 0.09 7.43 14.24 4.55
21.01 20.78 0.13 7.41 15.80 4.11
20.95 20.93 0.09 6.27 13.29 5.06
19.56 20.90 0.15 7.57 14.37 5.98
24.84 19.50 0.12 7.16 13.95 5.62
22.05 19.91 0.09 7.74 16.00 3.51
22.48 21.68 0.13 8.46 14.37 5.60
24.40 20.72 0.10 8.17 15.00 4.91
20.52 19.32 0.12 7.91 15.02 4.17
22.21 24.30 0.20 8.59 14.01 5.61
18.60 21.87 0.07 7.23 13.66 4.61
23.27 23.40 0.21 6.95 15.38 3.46
25.76 19.27 0.04 9.63 14.20 4.72
19.90 18.94 0.07 7.21 14.17 5.00
21.35 20.43 0.10 8.13 16.70 3.12
22.80 20.61 0.09 7.80 14.12 5.04
22.87 23.61 0.22 7.85 16.41 5.57
22.50 20.29 0.09 7.04 14.45 6.15
19.73 19.65 0.06 6.26 14.55 3.38
21.77 20.39 0.15 8.16 15.22 3.61
22.54 18.29 0.05 7.09 13.98 5.43
26.15 20.56 0.06 8.98 16.96 6.80
20.29 21.33 0.12 7.48 15.34 4.05
20.43 20.71 0.21 7.79 12.00 3.71
23.50 23.13 0.28 7.77 13.61 5.60
20.35 19.33 0.05 7.66 13.87 4.61
20.96 22.13 0.20 7.27 14.93 4.29
21.82 20.40 0.12 7.52 12.61 4.89
22.24 19.51 0.12 7.70 16.02 3.90
PTS
101.5
100.7
99.5
97.1
91.8
101.5
102.4
106.5
104.7
99.5
103.1
92.3
101.0
109.2
94.6
97.4
103.7
104.3
102.4
99.4
99.8
102.0
109.9
102.6
102.8
103.4
97.6
98.0
102.2
99.4
37.72 83.00 .454 7.75 21.53 .360
75.43 165.99 .454 15.49 43.07 .360
17.83 23.59 .756
35.67 47.18 .756
10.91 31.84 42.75
21.83 63.67 85.50
22.00 20.70
44.01 41.40
OPPONENTS' STATISTICS (PER GAME)
---TEAM
Atl.
Bos.
Bkn.
Cha.
Chi.
Clev.
Dall.
Den.
Det.
G.S.
Hou.
Ind.
LA-C
LA-L
Mem.
Miami
Milw.
Minn.
N.O.
N.Y.
OKC.
Orl.
Phil.
Phoe.
Port.
Sac.
S.A.
Tor.
Utah
Wash.
G
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
82
ONE TEAM
BOTH TEAMS
FIELD GOALS
MADE
ATT PCT
38.57 83.45 .462
37.82 81.40 .465
36.34 79.40 .458
36.85 83.39 .442
34.96 81.22 .430
37.77 83.50 .452
37.76 81.38 .464
39.49 86.41 .457
39.12 83.17 .470
36.82 84.39 .436
38.99 88.02 .443
34.76 82.76 .420
37.41 84.85 .441
41.95 89.63 .468
35.66 79.27 .450
36.11 78.96 .457
38.37 81.98 .468
40.50 85.95 .471
37.26 80.09 .465
35.78 78.06 .458
36.39 83.44 .436
38.12 83.67 .456
40.05 85.06 .471
38.02 83.41 .456
39.61 87.84 .451
37.84 82.12 .461
37.76 85.07 .444
36.06 80.16 .450
38.27 80.96 .473
37.05 80.88 .458
0.12 7.68 14.65
0.24 15.36 29.30
4.71 101.0
9.43 202.0
(CONTINUED)
TEAMS' STATISTICS, RANK WITHIN LEAGUE
Points/game
FG pct.
FT pct.
3-pt FG pct.
Off. Reb./gm
Def. Reb./gm
Rebounds/game
Assists/game
Steals/game
Turnovers/gm
Blocks/gm
Pers.Fouls/gm
DQ/game
ATL
15
13
6
13
29
18
28
2
9
24
26
7
2t
BOS
26
28
10
28
7
24
18
22t
23
27
23t
19
24t
BKN
21
12
18
11
28
28
29
24t
4
12
28
21
7t
CHA
23
25
24
23
25
7
16
16
29
1
8
1
2t
CHI
30
30
7
24
11
9
10
10
21
18
7
4
7t
CLE
22
27
20
18
6
14
11
20
24
10
29
11
7t
DAL
8
4
3
2
22
23
26
6
5
3
21
10
2t
DEN
9
19
27
15
4
8
2
12
18
28
4
30
29
DET
14
20
30
29
1
22
3
24t
8
13
13
12
15
GS
10
9
19
4
17
2
5
7
13
22
10
22
24t
HOU
2
5
28
16
15
3
4
18
17
29
3
15
21t
IND
24
17
8
17
23
1
8
27
27
19
5t
13t
10t
LAC
1
3
26
22
21
10
14
3
6
7
12
20
18t
LAL
11
14
17
3
27
15
25
4
19
21
5t
9
16t
MEM
27
7
23
19
9
21
19
14
14t
4
16
5
5t
MIA
12
1
14
12
30
30
30
11
2
16
18t
8
5t
MIL
28
26
21
20
8
29
24
17
28
20
11
18
18t
MIN
3
23
9
26
2
13
6
5
3
8
30
3
10t
NO
18
11
11
6
13
25
22
19
12
6
1
27
28
NY
20
16
13
7
20
27
27
28
14t
2
18t
24
12t
OKC
5
6
2
14
18
6
7
13
10
25
2
28
12t
ORL
25
21
12
21
24
12
21
22t
16
17
22
16
23
PHI
19
29
29
30
10
19
15
15
1
30
25
25
21t
PHO
7
8
16
8
14
16
13
29
7
26
17
23
18t
POR
4
15
1
10
3
4t
1
9
30
5
14
6
12t
SAC
17
18
15
27
5
11
9
30
22
23
27
26
24t
SA
6
2
4
1
26
4t
12
1
20
11
9
2
1
TOR
13
22
5
9
12
20
17
21
25
9
23t
29
30
UTA
29
24
22
25
16
26
23
26
26
14
20
17
24t
WAS
16
10
25
5
19
17
20
8
11
15
15
13t
16t
DEN
28
15
22
7
23
23
26
19
27
16t
24t
7
9t
DET
27
27
13
21
20
18
19
27
25
12
18
12
17t
GS
10
4
25
3
14
24
20
8
22
11
10
26
11t
HOU
23
7
15
9
28
3
8
17
28
22
26
1
5t
IND
2
1
11
4
9
7
5
1
8
26
14t
6
24t
LAC
14
5
12
1
29
11
25
25
3
7
3
3
3t
LAL
29
26
2
17
30
30
30
29
30
19
16
27
30
MEM
3
9
27
12
2
1
1
4
7
20
19
29
24t
MIA
5
16
5
18
17
2
2
12
23
2
1
16
17t
MIL
25
25
6
30
26
17
23
22
20
21
20
14
19t
MIN
26
29
14
19
19
26
28
23
21
3
23
2
2
NO
19
24
8
13
15
8
9
20
4
15
29
19
19t
NY
8
19
24
27
6
15t
10
3
1
14
2
22
26t
OKC
12
3
1
14
18
4
3
13
24
9
5
18
7t
ORL
17
13
29
26
10
27
27
21
5
23
22
30
28t
PHI
30
28
10
25
27
29
29
30
29
1
30
15
26t
PHO
21
14
28
2
22
12
16t
5
12
8
8
8
11t
POR
22
11
26
11
25
19
22
7
19
30
6
13
3t
SAC
24
20
3
29
3
9
6
26
18
27
24t
4
1
SA
6
8
20
10
11
15t
12
6
15
25
14t
25
28t
TOR
7
10
7
16
8
5
4
10
9
13
11
5
5t
UTA
18
30
30
28
7
21
14
14
13
29
17
17
11t
WAS
9
18
23
6
4
20
11
18
16
4
7
23
11t
7
21
2
11
2
20
26
24
27
30
30
30
14
2
7
3
5
29
24
29
29
12
29
22
10
7
16
10
21
13
21
16
18
19
18
20
3
14
9
8
26
25
10
23
30
22
27
26
11
15
22
17
8
3
13
5
22
4
3
2
1
24
4
21
9
11
12
7
28
16
14
18
15
17
8
15
OPPONENTS' STATISTICS, RANK WITHIN LEAGUE
Points/game
FG pct.
FT pct.
3-pt FG pct.
Off. Reb./gm
Def. Reb./gm
Rebounds/game
Assists/game
Steals/game
Turnovers/gm
Blocks/gm
Pers.Fouls/gm
DQ/game
ATL
15
21
4
20
16
25
24
24
26
10
12
20
16
BOS
13
23
21
5
12
14
13
16
11
18
13
28
19t
BKN
11
17
19
23
21
13
18
11
10
6
9
11
9t
CHA
4
6
18
24
1
28
21
9
2
28
21
9
19t
CHI
1
2
9
8
13
6
7
2
14
16t
28
10
7t
CLE
16
12
16
22
5
22
15
28
6
24
27
24
11t
DAL
20
22
17
15
24
10
16t
15
17
5
4
21
19t
COMBINATION TEAM/OPPONENT STATISTICS, RANK WITHIN LEAGUE
Pts/game/diff.
Off. Reb. Pct.
Def. Reb. Pct.
Total Reb. Pct.
17
28
17
27
25
6
19
12
19
27
28
28
16
26
1
19
13
9
11
6
23
10
6
4
Assists Per Turnover
Name
L.A. Clippers
Charlotte
San Antonio
Dallas
Minnesota
Portland
Atlanta
L.A. Lakers
Memphis
Washington
New Orleans
New York
Golden State
Miami
Chicago
Toronto
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Detroit
Oklahoma City
Milwaukee
Orlando
Denver
Utah
Boston
Indiana
Houston
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Sacramento
12
23
25
25
20
5
15
9
24
1
23
1
4
18
5
14
6
8
20
13
Steals Per Turnover
AST
2016
1778
2064
1935
1964
1904
2041
2006
1792
1909
1745
1641
1912
1847
1860
1737
1738
1714
1714
1794
1760
1726
1838
1664
1726
1651
1755
1791
1563
1547
TO RATIO
1136 1.77
1010 1.76
1180 1.75
1110 1.74
1142 1.72
1125 1.69
1251 1.63
1239 1.62
1124 1.59
1204 1.59
1129 1.55
1063 1.54
1247 1.53
1212 1.52
1223 1.52
1159 1.50
1163 1.49
1191 1.44
1193 1.44
1256 1.43
1238 1.42
1222 1.41
1305 1.41
1200 1.39
1261 1.37
1237 1.33
1323 1.33
1384 1.29
1258 1.24
1249 1.24
Name
Dallas
Minnesota
L.A. Clippers
Miami
New York
Brooklyn
Detroit
New Orleans
Memphis
Washington
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Atlanta
Oklahoma City
Orlando
Golden State
San Antonio
Cleveland
Toronto
Charlotte
L.A. Lakers
Chicago
Utah
Denver
Sacramento
Houston
Boston
Indiana
Milwaukee
Portland
STL
704
718
703
732
631
705
687
647
631
668
765
688
680
678
630
642
604
579
577
499
611
594
570
615
587
621
584
550
541
454
TO RATIO
1110 0.63
1142 0.63
1136 0.62
1212 0.60
1063 0.59
1191 0.59
1193 0.58
1129 0.57
1124 0.56
1204 0.55
1384 0.55
1258 0.55
1251 0.54
1256 0.54
1222 0.52
1247 0.51
1180 0.51
1163 0.50
1159 0.50
1010 0.49
1239 0.49
1223 0.49
1200 0.48
1305 0.47
1249 0.47
1323 0.47
1261 0.46
1237 0.44
1238 0.44
1125 0.40

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