Timberwolves interested in Clint Capela?

The Timberwolves have discussed deals around veteran centers, including Atlanta’s Clint Capela, sources said.
Source: Shams Charania @ The Athletic

What’s the buzz on Twitter?

Gerald Bourguet @GeraldBourguet
A couple of Hawks-Suns tidbits on John Collins and Clint Capela from the latest Marc Stein newsletter: https://t.co/yihJzGcm20 pic.twitter.com/22LEoZqbSU – 12:10 PM Dane Moore @DaneMooreNBA
The sense I get asking around about the Wolves interest in Clint Capela is that they’ve been doing a lot of inquiring, and that Capela’s name is just one that floated to the top.
Are they open to pairing KAT with a 5? Sure — the right type of 5. Is it a lock to happen? No. – 12:08 PM Chris Kirschner @ChrisKirschner
A couple of Hawks notes from @Shams Charania:
Lou Williams plans on continuing his career and not retire.
The Timberwolves have discussed trades for centers, including Atlanta‘s Clint Capela.
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theathletic.com/3373269/2022/0… – 9:19 AM Clint Capela @CapelaClint
Never changed up, I just leveled up pic.twitter.com/gZbaMDeBf1 – 1:12 PM

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