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No KG nets fans' pass

Posted by Greg Lee, Globe Staff February 8, 2008 11:44 AM

In response to the likelihood of former Timberwolves player Kevin Garnett not being able to participate in tonight's game between Minnesota and Boston, the Timberwolves announced that all fans in attendance will receive a voucher redeemable for one ticket to an upcoming Wolves game. The gesture is in recognition of the special circumstance of Garnett's return to Minnesota, the fan sentiment surrounding this game and also serves as a thank you to loyal Wolves fans in attendance.

"While injuries are a part of the game and there is never a guarantee that any player will be in uniform, we recognize that this is a very special circumstance and share our fans' disappointment at the prospect of Kevin not being able to participate," Timberwolves President Chris Wright said. "Just as we know our fans are eager to thank Kevin for his immense contributions to this team and this community, we want to thank the fans for their continued loyalty to our franchise."

Ticket vouchers will be distributed to all fans as they enter Target Center for tomorrow's game. The vouchers are redeemable for one ticket to one of the following Wolves home games: Sunday, Feb. 10 vs. Toronto, Tuesday, Feb. 19 vs. Philadelphia, or Tuesday, Feb. 26 vs. Utah.

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  1. Thats a first class move, way to go!

    Posted by Jason February 9, 08 03:18 AM
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