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Timberwolves formalize a reunion with Kevin Garnett, with a plan to finally retire his No. 21 jersey

Timberwolves formalize a reunion with Kevin Garnett, with a plan to finally retire his No. 21 jersey

Kevin Garnett will finally have his No. 21 formally retired by his original team, the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Timberwolves announced Thursday they’ve hired Garnett as a team ambassador with a plan to honor him in a jersey-raising ceremony on a future date.
by The Associated Press

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Minnesota Twins announce additions to team's ownership group

Minnesota Twins announce additions to team's ownership group

Four months after abandoning plans to sell the team, the longtime owners of the Minnesota Twins announced Wednesday that several new “limited partners” have secured stakes in the franchise. The new limited partners include Minnesota Wild owner Craig Leipold.
by MPR News Staff and Sarah Thamer

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Kaprizov, Tarasenko, Gustavsson help Wild stay hot with 5-0 victory over Capitals

Kaprizov, Tarasenko, Gustavsson help Wild stay hot with 5-0 victory over Capitals

 Vladimir Tarasenko had two goals and an assist, Filip Gustavsson made 25 saves, and Kirill Kaprizov became Minnesota’s career leader in power-play goals in the Wild’s 5-0 win over the Washington Capitals.
by The Associated Press

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Vikings edge rusher Greenard to have season-ending shoulder surgery after making Pro Bowl last year

Vikings edge rusher Greenard to have season-ending shoulder surgery after making Pro Bowl last year

Minnesota Vikings edge rusher Jonathan Greenard will have season-ending surgery on a left shoulder injury he aggravated in the game at Dallas on Sunday night. 
by The Associated Press

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Twins add first baseman Josh Bell with agreement on $7 million contract, AP source says

Twins add first baseman Josh Bell with agreement on $7 million contract, AP source says

The Minnesota Twins and durable switch-hitting slugger Josh Bell agreed Monday on a one-year, $7 million contract, according to a person with knowledge of the negotiations.
by The Associated Press

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From hoops to oysters: Inside the unexpected second acts of WNBA stars

From hoops to oysters: Inside the unexpected second acts of WNBA stars

Although the WNBA is bringing in more money than ever, many players still find themselves financially unsteady when the final whistle blows. Former WNBA star Sue Wicks found her next calling in oyster farming on New York’s East Moriches Bay.

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