The Minnesota Timberwolves’ Summer League squad is heating up in Las Vegas, spotlighting rookies and developmental talent over household names. With a stacked roster featuring towering seven-footers Joan Beringer and Rocco Zikarsky, sharpshooter Isaiah Evans, and versatile guard Zyon Pullin, the team’s goal is clear: prove they belong. Four initial wins lead to a single-elimination tournament, with a fifth game for those who don’t advance — a chance to turn heads. Last year’s undefeated preliminary run nearly paid off, but point differential cost them. Now, with G League veterans like Damion Baugh and Donovan Williams, plus emerging scorers Trey Kaufman-Renn and Enrique Freeman, the Wolves are hunting roster spots. Watch for the two-big experiment, perimeter shooting consistency, and breakout performances — this is where futures are forged.

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The Timberwolves are testing a bold “double big” experiment in summer league, pairing two 2025 draftees—6’11” Joan Beringer and 7’3” Rocco Zikarsky—to resurrect the defensive dominance of Gobert and Towns. Zikarsky, already a franchise record-holder for tallest player, brings rare shooting range to the paint, setting the stage for a new era of Twin Cities basketball.

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Jimmy Kellogg, the 28-million-follower social media star, is turning kindness into cash—raising $6 million for strangers in need through viral “undercover kindness” videos. After appearing on CNN’s 250th episode, he defends his mission against “poverty porn” critics, insisting his work empowers real people to rebuild their lives. From funding brain tumor treatments to covering rent for homeless families, Kellogg credits his community for the generosity—and sees both the recipients and donors as heroes in this movement.

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