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Timberwolves’ Norchad Omier changes mind on two-way contract, joins Cavs instead

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 2d ago ·Updated 2d ago

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The Minnesota Timberwolves will have to look elsewhere in their bid to fill their open two-way roster spot after Norchad Omier reneged on his agreement with the Timberwolves to sign a two-way contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers instead. Michael Scotto of…

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