LOS ANGELES — Over the All-Star break, Jordan McLaughlin spent time in Southern California, where his old high school, Etiwanda, retired his number.
On Monday, the Wolves were practicing at USC's practice facility, where McLaughlin's picture is hanging on the wall alongside other Trojans who are in the NBA.
It's been a bit of a walk down memory lane for McLaughlin, as the Wolves spend the week in Los Angeles playing the Clippers and Lakers, a reminder of the player he became and the path he has walked to the NBA.
Now, McLaughlin would like to get back to his old self, as he is still trying to round back into form following a left calf injury that cost him a total of 35 games earlier this season.