No. 1 Wolf
Garnett may have announced his retirement on Friday after 21 seasons, but his name will rest comfortably in the Timberwolves record book for years to come. He has a gaping lead in multiple statistical categories, so if any Wolves player (present or future) wants to catch him, he has a lot of work to do.
Games
1. Garnett970
2. Sam Mitchell757
Differential: 22.0 %
Minutes
1. Garnett36,189
2. Sam Mitchell18,394
Differential: 49.2 %
Points
1. Garnett19,201
2. Sam Mitchell7,161
Differential: 62.7 %
Field goals
1. Garnett7,647
2. Sam Mitchell2,664
Differential: 65.2 %
Field goal attempts
1. Garnett15,560
2. Sam Mitchell6,004
Differential: 61.4 %
Free throws
1. Garnett3,743
2. Kevin Love1,913
Differential: 48.9 %
Offensive rebounds
1. Garnett2,588
2. Kevin Love1,345
Differential: 48.0 %
Defensive rebounds
1. Garnett8,130
2. Kevin Love3,108
Differential: 61.2 %
Total rebounds
1. Garnett10,718
2. Kevin Love4,453
Differential: 58.5 %
Assists
1. Garnett4,216
2. Ricky Rubio2,309
Differential: 45.2 %
Steals
1. Garnett1,315
2. Ricky Rubio619
Differential: 52.9 %
Blocks
1. Garnett1,590
2. Rasho Nesterovic373
Differential: 76.5 %
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