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Timberwolves Sign Johni Broome to Two-Way Deal

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The Minnesota Timberwolves are signing forward-center Johni Broome to a two-way contract, giving the 2025 second-round pick another chance after brief stints with Philadelphia and Milwaukee’s G League affiliate. Minnesota adds frontcourt depth and a high-rebounding, interior-scoring option, though Broome’s path to NBA playing time is uncertain and questions remain about his shooting, athleticism and best position. His college honors and strong G League production make him a promising developmental option, while Milwaukee’s departure leaves more opportunity for other big men in its G League system.

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