New York Knicks assistant coach Rick Brunson and Minnesota Timberwolves guard Donte DiVincenzo have reportedly ended their feud that was put on display during

NBA regular season seeking yet another legitimate opportunity at the NBA Finals. Karl-Anthony Towns is gone, Julius Randle has arrived, leaving the Wolves frontcourt about as stacked as it has ever been.

Randle, scheduled to make his Timberwolves debut in Wednesday’s preseason game against the Chicago Bulls, was on the sideline Sunday when teammate DiVincenzo started trash-talking his former team. He averaged 24.0 points per game last season, just shy of his career-high 25.1 points per game the year prior.

Old habits will apparently die hard for former New York Knicks star Julius Randle. Anyone still not accepting the reality of the new Knicks is set to get a bit

Karl-Anthony Towns was the headliner in the blockbuster trade between the Timberwolves and Knicks. But Donte DiVincenzo produced the most intrigue when the teams met this weekend in a preseason game.

Julius Randle isn’t looking back or dwelling on unfinished business in New York. That chapter was closed by the Knicks. “It’s finished now,” Randle, a member of the Timberwolves, said Sunday. “I got unfinished business where I’m at.

DiVincenzo posted 17 points (7-17 FG, 3-13 3Pt), five assists, two rebounds and a steal across 28 minutes in Wednesday's 125-123 preseasom loss to the Bulls. DiVincenzo struggled with his shot on Wednesday,

It's not often that tempers flare during preseason but that happened after the game between the New York Knicks and the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday. Rick Brunson and Donte DiVincenzo got into a heated exchange and a user on X has now revealed what the two men were saying to each other.

Julius Randle declined to delve into “personal stuff” in the wake of Donte DiVincenzo’s fiery exchange with Knicks assistant Rick Brunson. “Donte is a grown man. He was standing his ground,” Randle said Tuesday.