The Minnesota Timberwolves, holders of the Western Conference’s worst record (6-18), can’t rely on good news this winter.
The Athletic’s Shams Charania reported on Wednesday afternoon that star big man Karl-Anthony Towns will return from his COVID-19 absence and play versus the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.
However, Towns took to Twitter to deny the report:
Towns confirmed on Jan. 15 that he tested positive for the coronavirus, and he has missed 13 consecutive games while recovering. Without the 25-year-old in the lineup since Jan. 13, Minnesota tallied only three victories and plummeted to the bottom of the conference standings.
The positive test result was the latest brutal setback for the two-time All-Star. He couldn’t be blamed for wanting to make sure he’s 100% before he returns. Towns’ mother died last April following a bout with COVID-19, and he told reporters in December that seven total relatives had passed away because of complications linked with the coronavirus.
One thing for sure is that Clippers star Paul George won’t play against Minnesota due to a swollen right toe that is on track to cost him at least four games.
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