News about Jaden McDaniels

Shaquille O'Neal has supported Draymond Green after he put Rudy Gobert in a stalemate this week, saying he'd have 'done the same thing' as the troubled Warriors forward. On Tuesday, chaos ensued between the Warriors and the Timberwolves when Golden State's Klay Thompson and Minnesota's Jaden McDaniels started scuffling at midcourt, with players from both teams rushing to the situation. Green received the harshest punishment of all for the incident after he choked out Gobert, though O'Neal would not blame him for his conduct.

After being both suspended from the Warriors' game in San Francisco on Tuesday for fighting, Timberwolves star Jaden McDaniels says his on-court bust-up with Klay Thompson was a 'bigger deal' for the Warriors shooting guard. McDaniels and Thompson pushed and shoved one another as a fiery brawl broke out at Chase Center before Minnesota scored 104-101 victory over Golden State. Rudy Gobert, the Timberwolves' power forward, was caught in a headlock, earning him a five-game suspension from the NBA.

After the Golden State Warriors power forward put Minnesota Timberwolves rival Rudy Gobert in a headlock on Tuesday night, Draymond Green has been banned for five games. As tempers between Klay Thompson and Green's Warriors teammate Jaden McDaniels, the Golden State star could be seen grabbing the 7ft 1in Gobert around the head and pulling him away. Thompson and McDaniels became tangled up at half court before placing hands on each other to begin the argument.

During a Golden State Warriors game against the Minnesota Timberwolves that culminated in three players being suspended and Rudy Gobert being put in a head lock, an altercation broke out. Klay Thompson of the Warriors and Timberwolves forward Jaden McDaniels became tangled up at half court before handing hands to each other to begin the altercation. Draymond Green, a 7-foot-1 Timberwolves center, threw the 7-foot-1 Timberwolves center in a headlock as teammates interced, as Gobert continued to try and break it up.

Is Karl-Anthony Towns on his way out in Minnesota? According to Bleacher Report's Eric Pincus, the former first-overall pick is expected to be 'long gone' before the 2024-25 season, while some rival analysts predict the Timberwolves could trade him in the coming weeks. Anthony Edwards and Jaden McDaniels, two members of the Timberwolves' perspective, are looming contract extensions to the team's younger players. Although Edwards is expected to land a max deal or something close to it, Pincus reports that the versatile McDaniels is seeking between $25 million and $30 million per season. And here's a glimpse at the complicated tax issues for a middling team that owes a total $77 million to Towns and Rudy Gobert next season.

Jaden McDaniels, a Minnesota Timberwolves forward, lost his temper when he punched a wall down the tunnel so hard that he had to miss their game against the New Orleans Pelicans. Rudy Gobert was ruled out of the NBA regular season finale on Sunday after taking a shot at his own teammate just moments before being forced out of the game at a timeout, but McDaniels was suspended after losing his cool. Footage caught him yelling his rage down the tunnel wall, but the blow pulled him out of the rest of the game.

The Minnesota Timberwolves rallied to defeat the Atlanta Hawks 125-124 on Wednesday night, with Karl-Anthony Towns scoring 22 points in his long-awaited return from a strained right calf. Naz Reid had 26 points off the bench, and Jaden McDaniels had 25 for Minnesota, which was down by ten points with 7:18 remaining, but the team won by a 19-5 run to get back to the game. With 50.5 seconds remaining, Atlanta led 124-123 after Trae Young's two free throws. Towns then won with two free throws in 3.6 seconds remaining to cap the victory. He was back in action after missing 51 games for Minnesota, which had lost three of four games and slid to ninth in the Western Conference beginning the night.

The Memphis Grizzlies defeated Los Angeles 121-109 in the Lakers' first game since LeBron James sustained his right foot in 28 of his 39 points in the third quarter, as Ja Morant scored 28 of his 39 points in the third quarter, as well as 10 assists and ten rebounds. Morant shot ten of 12 shots in the highest-scoring quarter ever by a Grizzlies player. 'I was just feeling it,' Morant said. 'I got going and was able to keep it going and put us in a good spot to win the game,'