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Jerry Zgoda

Reporter | Timberwolves, NBA

Phone: 612-673-7197

Jerry has been a Star Tribune sportswriter so long, his first beat directly out of college was covering the North Stars. In nearly 30 years, he has covered the NHL, the Wolves and the NBA twice (he missed the whole Kevin Garnett era, which says something about his sense of timing), Gophers and NCAA athletics, the radio/TV beat, major-championship golf and outdoor recreation. Follow @JerryZgoda

Wolves win with Love injured again

Wolves rally to beat Nuggets 101-97 with Love out injured again

Updated: January 04, 2013, - 06:39 AM

Cold-shooting group hasn't inspired Adelman's confidence

The Wolves' 29.3 percent shooting from three-point range is easily the worst in the NBA, and only four other teams shoot worse than their 43 percent field-goal shooting.

Updated: January 04, 2013, - 06:33 AM

Wolves rally without injured Love

J.J. Barea came up big down the stretch after the All-Star forward had to depart in the third quarter with the Wolves down 10.

Updated: January 04, 2013, - 06:25 AM

Wolves lose most lopsided game of the season

Timberwolves' 106-84 loss at Utah is largest of the season

Updated: January 03, 2013, - 05:51 AM

Wolves starters play their way to the bench in loss at Utah

The 22-point loss was Minnesota's worst of the season and dropped its record to 14-14 with the Nuggets looming in a back-to-back.

Updated: January 03, 2013, - 05:49 AM

Kirilenko welcomed by fans in return to Utah

SALT LAKE CITY - Timberwolves forward Andrei Kirilenko came back to the place he called home for 10 seasons Wednesday night, to the city and the arena where he grew into an NBA star and still owns a home.

Updated: January 02, 2013, - 11:57 PM

Hayward back for the Wolves, but he's changed in many ways

The Wolves signed guard Lazar Hayward, who they traded a year ago. He recently has been on a spiritual quest.

Updated: December 31, 2012, - 10:49 PM

Sunday Insider: Royce who? White agrees to go to D-League

Royce White didn't give Kevin McHale the chance to miss him, leaving the team in a dispute; Saturday night, the Rockets announced the first-round pick had agreed to go to the D League.

Updated: December 30, 2012, - 07:39 PM