Insider: Wolves, Kevin Love share interest in potential reunion
Wolves insider Jon Krawczynski stated that a potential reunion is possible, but the likelihood of it actually happening is low.
Wolves and Kevin Love entertain reunion talk, insiders say
The Minnesota Timberwolves may be set to welcome back Kevin Love for a potential reunion, according to an insider. Following the buyout of John Konchar, the Wolves have an open roster spot, sparking speculation about Love's return. Kevin Love, who played for the Timberwolves from 2008 to 2013, garnered three All-Star selections and was named second team All-NBA twice during his tenure in Minnesota.
After his departure, Love played for the Cleveland Cavaliers before being waived by the Miami Heat and subsequently traded to the Utah Jazz. Despite his age, Krawczynski believes Love would serve as a valuable veteran presence and locker room leader, particularly during a long season. While Krawczynski acknowledges that the likelihood of Love returning is not high, he still sees it as a compelling narrative for Timberwolves fans.
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