Overview
- The agreement was finalized this month with Garnett’s business manager Rich Gray and attorney George Daniel, according to ESPN.
- Garnett’s role will focus on business, community work, fan engagement and content, not basketball operations, which remain under Tim Connelly.
- His involvement extends to the Minnesota Lynx, positioning him as a year-round presence with both franchises.
- The Timberwolves plan to retire Garnett’s No. 21 within the next one to two seasons in Minnesota.
- Governors Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez prioritized alumni relations and franchise culture, setting the stage for the reconciliation and formal return.