Alex Rodriguez hilariously bribes Knicks fan into becoming a hardcore Timberwolves supporter
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Now seems to be the ideal time for anyone considering switching from being an NBA fan to a Minnesota Timberwolves supporter. The finest moment to move teams, at least from the perspective of a fan, is whenever Alex Rodriguez, a co-owner of the Timberwolves, pays for it. With the addition of Rudy Gobert from the Utah Jazz, the Timberwolves have become the NBA’s most recent star frontcourt duo, and Rodriguez is confident in his team’s potential to make major changes in the future.
The Timberwolves celebrated their victory in the 2021 Play-in Tournament as though they had just defeated all odds to claim a championship. It would be a major storyline if the star frontcourt duo of Karl-Anthony Towns and Rudy Gobert combines to truly succeeded and propel the Timberwolves further into the NBA Playoffs.
Alex Rodriguez recruiting bandwagoners?
As for Alex Rodriguez, he has always generated controversy ever since he first entered the public eye as a rising star shortstop for the Seattle Mariners. When he inked a hefty 10-year contract with the Texas Rangers in 2000, things became even crazier. When the Rangers sent him to the New York Yankees in 2004, where he would play for the remainder of his MLB career, things really took off. After the N.B.A. Board of Governors authorised their purchase of a small stake in the organizations, former Yankees player Alex Rodriguez and e-commerce entrepreneur Marc Lore joined the ownership group of the N.B.A.’s Minnesota Timberwolves and the W.N.B.A.’s Minnesota Lynx in July 2021.
Minnesota finished 46-36 last season and fell to the Memphis Grizzlies in the first round of the playoffs, led by Towns and 2020 No. 1 selection Anthony Edwards. In Towns’ seven-year career, he had only made two playoff appearances, and during that time, Minnesota had never advanced past the first round. Rudy Gobert, a centre with the Utah Jazz, has agreed to be traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves in a remarkable trade that would team him with fellow All-Star big man Karl-Anthony Towns. The all-star frontcourt pair will attempt to push for the playoffs and, if the group develops chemistry, a chance at the Finals.
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In a recent video, it was seen that Wolves owner Alex Rodriguez was paying off money to a fellow fan who agreed to change sides with Minnesota against New York Knicks. Rodriguez, who spent a considerable amount of time in New York when playing for the Yankees, made the guy say he’s still a Yankees fan but not a Knicks supporter.
It might seem that the Knicks maybe a bad team for fans to pledge their allegiance and support a team elsewhere, they are in full confidence of a rebuild around R.J Barret and newly signed Jalen Brunson. It would be totally hilarious if the Knicks make the Playoffs and the Wolves doesn’t next season.
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