The entire world is filled with strange and unprecedented practices at the moment, and the Minnesota Timberwolves roster not being able to share the same room or engage in any sort of team practice for the last six months is certainly one of them. After a long six months, that has finally changed. It might not be actual, physical games (it likely won’t be for another three months at least), but it’s fresh meat for fans and analysts alike to cling on to.
Individual workouts and five-on-five scrimmages seem to be on the calendar, which is vital for a team who has gone so long without basketball and has, at best, been mired in mediocrity for the better part of the franchise’s history.