Knicks 96, Wolves 88: Mitchell Robinson Skies and Flies Over the Timberwolves’ Bench

It seems like ancient history now, but old Wolves heads remember . . .

Adding four expansion teams at the end of the 1980s, and two more in the mid 90s seriously watered down the league’s talent pool, leading to some pretty questionable players playing large roles.

Remember Mike Brown, old-school Canis Hoopers?

He played every game for the 1993-94 Minnesota Timberwolves, starting nearly half of them. In a substantial 23.4 minutes per game, Brown averaged 3.6 points and 5.5 rebounds. Averaging 3.6 points in over 23 minutes means you are being judicious with your shot selection, and Mike only took 2 3s all season, likely end-of-quarter chucks.