Joe Ingles Signs One-Year Deal with Minnesota Timberwolves, Reuniting with Former Teammates

Former Orlando Magic forward Joe Ingles has inked a one-year deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves, reports indicate. The agreement, valued at AU$4.9 million, sees the Australian veteran return to the NBA.

Ingles, who spent eight years with the Utah Jazz, journeyed through the Milwaukee Bucks and Magic in his last two seasons. The move to the Timberwolves reunites him with former teammates Rudy Gobert and Mike Conley.

The 36-year-old’s impressive career showcases a 41 percent three-point shooting average, placing him among elite company with players like JJ Redick, Steph Curry, and Klay Thompson in the last decade.

Looking ahead, Ingles aims to represent Australia at the upcoming Paris Olympics, enhancing the Boomers‘ medal aspirations.

As Timberwolves advance, having made the Western Conference finals last season, Ingles’ addition bolsters their roster for the intense NBA championship race.

The Boomers squad selection for the Olympics is nearing completion, with notable trades involving Dyson Daniels, Josh Giddey, and Josh Green.

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