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Troy Hudson Backtracks From Trade TalksTroy Hudson indicated on Wednesday night that he would like to remain with the Timberwolves, a day after his agent expressed his desire to be traded. "I'm coming off an injury," Hudson said after the Wolves' shootaround at Madison Square Garden. "It would feel better just to have support from the inside, knowing that [I am] out there, playing injured, on one leg. That they would support a person like that, more than [saying] 'A guy goes around him.' Or 'This guy's not giving his all.' Or 'How could this guy drive past him? How could he not make that shot or turn the ball over?' "It seems like the confidence level [in me] is not there. It's like, 'OK, he's not the old Troy. So he can't really help us.' That's how it feels." Hudson sat on the Minnesota bench the entire night. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Hudson's Agent Suggests A Trade For His ClientTroy Hudson has been recently singled out by the Minnesota braintrust as a player to be critical of. Hudson's agent said he felt his client was being made a scapegoat for the team's slow start and that his playing time was being cut just as his ankle was close to being completely healed. Neff added that the team hasn't communicated with Hudson the way Saunders and McHale said they had. "If they're going to continue to pick on him, they should trade him," Neff said. "They need him. They may not think they do, but they do. And if they don't think they need him, they should trade him." Hudson, whose 2003-04 season was cut short because of an ankle injury that eventually required surgery, signed a six-year deal worth up to $37 million, with the first four seasons guaranteed. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Minnesota Falls To 0-5 Versus Central Division FoesLebron James scored 26 points with 12 assists and six rebounds, leading the Cavs to a 107-97 victory over the Timberwolves on Tuesday night. With the loss, Minneosta fells to 0-5 against Central Division foes this season. Kevin Garnett was impressed with the development of James. "He's a lot more aggressive this year," Garnett said. "He understands the game a lot more. He's picking and choosing when to attack. His jump shot is 100 percent better. He's totally confident -- you can see that." Minnesota Timberwolves, Cleveland Cavaliers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Timberwolves Dec 2004 Archive
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