Key takeaways from a crazy Thursday in Minnesota sports

When it snows, it pours in Minnesota. Just as late March seemed to cram all of winter into one week, the major Sports storylines are now being stuffed into one day in an already busy week.

First, the Timberwolves sale has fallen through, with Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez remaining minority owners while Glen Taylor retains majority ownership. The dispute about the process has both sides issuing conflicting statements. This development may not impact the current season much, but it could influence the upcoming offseason and salary cap decisions.

In Gophers men’s basketball, players Joshua Ola-Joseph, Pharrel Payne, and Braeden Carrington have entered the transfer portal. While the team made progress under head coach Ben Johnson, these departures are a setback for the upcoming season.

Drake Maye’s Pro Day is also taking place, with the Vikings keeping a close eye on the North Carolina QB. Meanwhile, it’s Opening Day for the Twins, with Byron Buxton leading off in Kansas City.

Lastly, the Gophers men’s hockey team is in the NCAA tournament, aiming to reach the Frozen Four in St. Paul. The journey begins against Nebraska Omaha in Sioux Falls. Stay tuned for more updates on these exciting developments in the world of sports.

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