Chris Miller
Sports Editor and Team Leader at The Minnesota Star Tribune
pro sports team leader at the Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Jan 16, 2025 |
startribune.com | Chris Miller
TV, radio: FanDuel Sports Network, iHeart appWolves update: G Donte DiVincenzo (left big toe sprain) will be sidelined after a strong game Wednesday in a home loss to Golden State. He had his second game of the season where he had 25+ points, 5+ rebounds, 5+ assists, 6 or more three-pointers and a three-point shooting pct. of .500 or higher. Only Anthony Edwards (six) and Kevin Love (two) have had multiple games with that odd stat line. ...
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Jan 16, 2025 |
startribune.com | Chris Miller
Golden State played without four-time All-Star Draymond Green (illness), former Wolves guard Kyle Anderson (hamstring), Jonathan Kuminga (ankle) and Bradin Podziemski (abdomen). Turning the corner The Timberwolves will hit the halfway point of the NBA season on Friday, still struggling at times to establish an identity. The Wolves had their second-best overall record in 35 seasons when they finished 56-26 in 2023-24; they were 29-11 after 40 games.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
startribune.com | Chris Miller
TV, radio: ESPN/FanDuel Sports North, iHeart appWarriors update: Golden State is 19-20 and 12th in the Western Conference; they are 9-10 on the road. ... They are 2-1 against the Wolves this season, including a 113-103 victory on Dec. 21 at Target Center where G Stephen Curry had 31 points and 10 assists. ... The Warriors are 21st in the league in offensive rating and eighth in defense. ... Curry is averaging 22.7 points and leads the NBA in free-throw pct. (.935). ...
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Oct 10, 2024 |
startribune.com | Chris Miller
Wolves coach Chris Finch has been impressed with his veteran acquisitions, and rookie guard Rob Dillingham hopes to build from a strong start. October 10, 2024 at 2:16PMRookie guard Rob Dillingham poses for a portrait during Timberwolves Media Day at Target Center on Sept. 30.
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Sep 5, 2024 |
startribune.com | Chris Miller
Matt Cullen, a three-time Stanley Cup champion, heads the United States Hockey Hall of Fame’s Class of 2024, which was announced Thursday morning. Cullen, a native of Virginia, Minn., played high school hockey in Moorhead, college hockey at St. Cloud State, and skated in 1,516 NHL games, scoring 266 goals. He won the Cup twice with Pittsburgh and once with Carolina, and played three seasons for the Wild.
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Got to sit next to this kid for 24 years ...
What a thrill it was to lead the Star Tribune Sports Department. I hope I went about it in ways that showed my gratitude and respect for the job and for the people. And those people, wow. Dream team. The best. Root for them. I will be. https://t.co/eGsWDZi8ph https://t.co/ou30q1x3Qs
Here's a look at Joe Mauer's Hall of Fame candidacy from @MillerStrib as Mauer tracks pretty well in his first year on the ballot. https://t.co/SJBYsWzKtH
RT @StribSports: Henry Boucha, the Warroad High School star who went on to NHL fame and became a Minnesota hockey icon, has died at 72. htt…
