Kris Dunn scored most favorably in a poll of his fellow rookie draft class.

When asked which player will win the 16-17 NBA Rookie of the Year award, Dunn received 29 percent of the vote ahead of Brandon Ingram with 25.8 percent and Ben Simmons with 19.4 percent. Dunn was also voted as the best playmaker at 29.4 percent and he's even the funniest at 15.2 percent.

Ingram was voted as the player most likely to have the best career with 26.7 percent, ahead of Dunn with 16.7 percent.

Jaylen Brown was voted as the most athletic rookie with 38.7 percent.

The Minnesota Timberwolves have signed Toure' Murry and John Lucas III to camp deals.

Both players will have a shot to compete for a roster spot at the guard position.

The Wolves have Ricky Rubio, Kris Dunn and Tyus Jones at point guard.

Kris Dunn has recovered from a concussion he sustained during Summer League in July.

“I feel great. I’m back on court. I’m just working to get better for training camp, but I’m definitely back,” said Dunn on Thursday.

Dunn was the fifth overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft by the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Dunn was asked about his expectations on whether he'll start or come off the bench.

“Just like any other time, when you’re coming from 8th grade to freshman year, you just want to prove yourself and work hard. Same thing when you’re going from high school to college,” Dunn said. “Whatever happens, happens. If I’m a starter or not a starter, I’m going to do whatever the coach needs me to do. I’m just here to learn.”

The Minnesota Timberwolves have hired Noah Croom as assistant general manager.

Croom is leaving Goodwin Sports Management to move back to the team side. Croom was previously an executive with the Memphis Grizzlies.

Croom will join Tom Thibodeau and Scott Layden with the Wolves.