Overview
- Kyle Anderson officially rejoined Minnesota after a buyout from the Grizzlies, returning to the franchise he played for from 2022 to 2024.
- Anderson made his debut on March 3, logging 14 minutes and two points in the Timberwolves’ 117–110 win over Memphis.
- Rudy Gobert highlighted Anderson’s value by saying the team had missed “passing the ball” and calling him “a connector” who makes plays for teammates.
- ESPN insider Tim MacMahon criticized Gobert’s remarks, describing them as unnecessary “whining” about touches and urging him to stick to his defensive role.
- Asked about his brief time with Utah, Anderson said he did not enjoy “playing not-to-win” games, describing that situation as tricky and tough.