Timberwolves' Terrence Shannon: Participates in practice
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Shannon (toe) has been practicing and going through drills to start Minnesota's training camp, Will Eudy of dunkingwithwolves.com reports.
Shannon missed Minnesota's Summer League finale due to a toe injury but appears to be healthy heading into the 2024-25 campaign. The rookie forward will likely compete for depth minutes early in the season.
Timberwolves' Terrence Shannon: Won't play in Summer League finale
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Shannon (toe) has been ruled out for Minnesota's Summer League finale against the Magic, Dane Moore of 'The Dane Moore NBA Podcast' reports.
Shannon suffered a left toe injury during Thursday's matchup against the Rockets and will miss Minnesota's final exhibition. The Illinois product was the No. 27 pick in the 2024 NBA Draft and is expected to compete for bench minutes as a rookie.
Shannon will not return to Thursday's Summer League game against the Rockets due to a left toe injury.
The extent of Shannon's toe injury isn't clear at the moment, so it's unclear if the issue will impact his status for Opening Night. He'll end his evening with one rebound over seven minutes.
Timberwolves' Terrence Shannon: Drafted by Minnesota at No. 27
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Shannon was selected by the Timberwolves with the 27th overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft.
As a five-year college player at Illinois, Shannon comes into the league at nearly 24 years old. However, he carries with him notable accolades from last season, including first-team All-Big Ten and third-team All-American. The 6-foot-6 wing is a strong defender and a crafty scorer who can fill it up in a variety of ways, though he especially thrives in transition. As a rookie, Shannon will fight for reserve minutes with players like Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Kyle Anderson and fellow rookie Rob Dillingham.
