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    "It was a unanimous decision, so I don't think it was that difficult," Rambis said before the Timberwolves faced the Clippers at Los Angeles on Monday night. "He's a fearless competitor. He has picked up the offence as well as anybody on our team ... and I like the way he's picking up challenges defensively. Brewer averaged 12.3 points and 6.3 rebounds in the Timberwolves' first three games under Rambis, who has installed a version of former boss Phil Jackson's triangle offence in Minnesota. I know what he can do ... I think he can do more. He has a chance to blossom into a very unique player because of his length and his size." Love, a power forward from UCLA who is recovering from surgery on a broken hand, was taken with the fifth overall draft pick in 2008. Full Article at Canoe
    He's a fearless competitor. He has picked up the offence as well as anybody on our team ... and I like the way he's picking up challenges defensively. Brewer averaged 12.3 points and 6.3 rebounds in the Timberwolves' first three games under Rambis, who has installed a version of former boss Phil Jackson's triangle offence in Minnesota. I know what he can do ... I think he can do more. He has a chance to blossom into a very unique player because of his length and his size.
    – Kurt Rambis SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
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Timberwolves exercise options on Brewer, Love
  1. He has a lot of potential ... Whether he realizes that potential remains to be seen. I thought not to lock us in so early in the game would be prudent.
    SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago
  2. It was a unanimous decision, so I don't think it was that difficult
    – Kurt Rambis SOURCE: Canoe 1 month ago

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