Timberwolves on a losing streak

Let’s face it – being a Timberwolves fan is thankless work. The Wolves could at least show they appreciate their very small fan base by winning another game. I am sick of hearing about all of the losses ...Wolves lose to Washington Wizards 89-105, Wolves lose to New Orleans Hornets 82-100, Wolves lose to Cleveland Cavaliers 86-97… on this Thanksgiving day, it is hard to be thankful for the Minnesota Timberwolves and the new young team. Perhaps the most I can be is hopeful that next year at Thanksgiving I won’t feel the same ... Happy Thanksgiving Timberwolves Fans! I can tell you I won't be asking for any Timberwolves Tickets for Christmas this year.

TIMBERWOLVES SEASON TURNING INTO A SOAP OPERA

It is starting to get embarrassing to be a fan of the Minnesota Timberwolves. Just when the team started to get on a roll, it feels like the season is starting to unravel at the seams. I wasn't surprised by Eddie Griffin, he is a total dirt ball that would probably be in jail by now if he wasn't a good basketball player. I was however very frustrated by Ricky Davis being a baby and leaving the bench when he was substituted for. Give me a break, a guy who makes millions of dollars a year not being able to be criticized for his play. Prior to that event, I had really started to like his hard-nosed attitude and the effort that he showed in the last month. I just hope that it was a case of temporary insanity and not a sign of things to come. I am totally underwhelmed by the Garnett boxing match. I guess that the NBA officials felt like he threw a punch. I have a sister who throws harder punches than that. Either Kevin doesn't know how to fight or the NBA doesn't know what a punch is. Either way, it was nice to see him stick up for his teammate. I just hope this soap opera has a happy ending.