While Tod Murphy was unquestionably a journeyman in the NBA, his longest “journey” was with the Minnesota Timberwolves.  The big man from California-Irvine had his best season in 1989-90 where he started 52 Games recording 6.1 Win Shares.

Once known as the “Shaq of the MAC” from his days with the Ohio Bobcats, Gary Trent would spend his final three seasons in the NBA with the Minnesota Timberwolves.  No longer a starter, Trent was used in varying roles, mostly to create whatever matchup discrepancy he could, doing the little things that can not always be quantified on a stat sheet.

Oh boy.

Latrell Sprewell is known for a lot of things, but sadly his prowess on the basketball court comes behind three things.

A Shooting Guard who would win the Slam Dunk Championship as a member of the Timberwolves, Isaiah Rider was a dunking machine as the 5th overall pick in the draft. Rider would exceed over 20 Points per Game for the 1994/95 Season and a near 19 PPG as a member of the Minnesota Timberwolves.