WASHINGTON – For the second consecutive year, the Timberwolves had two off days in Washington before playing the Wizards, and again they used some of their extra time to make a trip to the National Museum of African-American History and Culture.
A lot of Wolves players, even those who weren’t on the team last season, had been there before, but the museum is so vast and time-consuming they learn new things upon each return.
It was the second time for Josh Okogie, who was moved by an Emmitt Till exhibit on his first trip last season. This time the interactive exhibits stood out to him.