Matt Ryan. We are talking regarding a rear / wing shooter in the NBA, and not the favorite quarterback of the French Federation of Lose. After three months of good and loyal service on the side of California – he will have at least passed the probationary period – Ryan (25) is going to bring his distant address to Minnesota.
To great men the fatherland apparently not very grateful. A few weeks following saving his team once morest the Pels from a game winner as miraculous as his journey, the former Celtic was therefore cut a few days ago by the best enemy of the Greens. And it didn’t take him long to find a new employer, since the eminent Shams Charania of The Athletic we learn this night that the former Notre Dame, Vanderbilt and Chattanooga (that makes Parcoursup files) has just signed a two-way contract with the Minnesota Timberwolves, thus moving from the old Minneapolis franchise to the new one.
The Minnesota Timberwolves are signing ex-Lakers wing shooter Matt Ryan on a two-way NBA contract, sources tell me and @JonKrawczynski. Ryan had a solid stint for the Lakers, making 13 three-pointers over 12-game stretch.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) December 7, 2022
Meanwhile, Matt Ryan will move from one brickyard to another, as he leaves the League’s 28th team in percentage behind the arc this season to join the 27th. Within a team of Wolves in which his 37% you parking en 2022-23 would place him among the top three triggers on the roster (even if it’s on a limited sample, 35 award-winning shots attempted only this year), the now ex-Laker might well have a small role in the offensive animation of Chris Finch’s men , and why not eventually an opportunity to sign a guaranteed contract. A little spacing is always good to take, isn’t it?
Both Lakers and Wolves are far from among the league’s most skilful franchises from a distance, and it shows in their results. One of the two nevertheless seems to have understood it a little better than the other, and it is indeed Anthony Edwards’ teammates who will be able to take advantage of Matt Ryan’s wrist in the coming weeks.