The Wolves prepared for Tuesday's game at Brooklyn by practicing in Manhattan for 2 1/2 hours today and afterward, coach Tom Thibodeau said injured point guard Ricky Rubio is "making steady progress" healing from his sprained elbow and will be looked at again when the team returns home from these consecutive games against the Nets Tuesday and at Orlando Wednesday.

"As soon as he gets through some practices, we'll have an idea how long," Thibodeau said.

Rubio has missed the last three games since he sprained that elbow late in an Oct. 29 game at Sacramento.

Rubio isn't on this three-game trip and Thibodeau called the time at home for him to heal "a good break for him."

The Wolves went back to work Monday, focusing on offensive ball movement and getting their defense set better a day after players and coaches attended the hit Broadway show "Hamilton" together.

Thibodeau called the team-building trip important but emphasized the Wolves got their work in first with a morning film session that preceded Sunday brunch and the show.

Wolves Daily video from an off day in Manhattan with Brooklyn game still a day away.
Video (00:47): Wolves give their regards to Broadway

"I thought it was really good," Karl-Anthony Towns said. "I really liked it."

Towns grew up just across the river in New Jersey but the only Broadway show he remembers attending was...a play about Larry Bird and Magic Johnson four years ago, of course.

Or as Towns said, "Back in the day."