ANTHONY RANDOLPH RUMORS

Their record stands at just 4-8, but the Minnesota Timberwolves have gotten off to a respectable start to their 2011-12 season. The hard to watch blowouts are a thing of yesteryear, while nail biting conclusions have become a common occurrence. The product on the court is much improved from last year’s squad. The coaching staff has proven to be an immense upgrade as well. While...

For Minnesota Timberwolves rookie guard Ricky Rubio, he made his NBA debut to much fanfare.He also provided the Minnesota crowd with an amazing assist to Anthony Randolph:

Now that he has some time on his hands, Minnesota's Anthony Randolph is considering a return to LSU and not just to get his degree. 

Since being acquired from Golden State, Anthony Randolph has barely seen the floor and has fallen out of favor with Coach D'Antoni, but now it would his tenure in NYC wasn't a complete loss, as the Knicks may swap him for a first round selection in the near future.

Anyone with a decent knowledge of the NBA has said exactly what you said about Blake joining the Lakers. So his acquisition isn’t underrated — it’s rated just right. The most underrated move was Anthony Randolph going to New York in the David Lee trade. Randolph has star potential and, if he blossoms with the Knicks, Amar’e Stoudemire won’t be the only big-time player in the...

As training camp nears for the Knicks, the questions surrounding the team shift from debating whom will be acquired to who will battling it out for minutes in the rotation. Anthony Randolph, the Knicks most heralded acquisition besides Amare Stoudemire this summer, will enter training camp unsure of his role. Will he start or provide that spark off the bench? The Knicks haven...

Anthony Randolph, New York Knicks – We've heard "This is the year!" in regards to Randolph's imminent breakout almost more times than we've heard Cubs fans say it about winning the World Series. But it's very, very possible that this is the year for him, finally, because he's about to play for an offensive-minded coach who won't bury him at the...

1. Anthony Randolph It's hard to recall the moment that I realized Anthony Randolph was going to one day be an All-Star, maybe something more. Was it when I first saw him play? No. Was it when he averaged 15.1 points, 10.6 rebounds in April of his rookie year when he was the youngest player in league? No. Was it when he broke the summer league scoring record with a 42-point...

This goes for everybody, including myself. When the Knicks managed to grab Anthony Randolph in the David Lee trade, I slathered myself head-to-toe with shea butter and robbed a bagel shop with a pickaxe. I only do that when I'm really happy, y'all. Randolph's an absolutely electrifying young talent who's capable of so much but only beginning to realize his titanic...

Two summers ago Anthony Randolph was disappointed the Knicks took Danilo Gallinari instead of him. Now he's finally here to show his stuff. (Source: Yardbarker.com) Here are some excerpts from our new young prodigy, Anthony Randolph, in a New York Times interview: Q. Why do you feel like the Knicks and Mike D’Antoni are a good fit? A. He allows his players to play. In Golden...