Jamal Crawford was supposed to be the leader off the bench for the Minnesota Timberwolves, using his 17 years of experience in the NBA to help boost one of the most futile units in the league. And although his per game averages of 10 points and 2.3 assists may look like he’s providing them with a nice lift, the truth is he’s not.
After being bought out by the Atlanta Hawks following a trade from the Los Angeles Clippers, Crawford found himself looking for a new home. That’s when he met with Tom Thibodeau and agreed to come on board thanks to a one-year, $4.