LA JOLLA, CALIF. – Boldly going where few G-League players had gone before, Timberwolves wing Anthony Brown in early August signed on the line and became one of the first two-way players contracted to split time between the development league and the NBA.
He did so because whether one-way or two-way, he considered just the chance to become a Wolf an opportunity.
"I wasn't really worried about the two-way," he said. "They said with the two-way you can go to training camp, so that was No. 1 on my list. Get to camp and then go from there.