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Bradford Doolittle writes that the Minnesota Timberwolves and New Orleans Hornets appear ready to become Western Conference powers in the future and that one of the two could be a top-four team in the West in 2012-13.

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In the first part of a two-day examination of the NBA's so-called one-and-done rule, ESPN.com takes a look at this history of the league's age requirements and how we got to this point.

The NBA playoffs, the Stanley Cup finals, Olympics prep and, of course, baseball brought plenty of memorable images in the last seven days. Honestly, you've just got to jump at the chance to see them. Playbook Visuals' Photos of the Week...

Deron Williams wants to make a decision about where he's going to play in the future by the Olympics.

Brian Babineau/NBAE/GettyKevin Garnett enjoys a glimpse of Gino on the JumboTron Wednesday.When it comes to his teammates, Kevin Garnett is nothing but supportive. But in dealing with matters related to himself, the Celtics' forward isn't afraid to b...

ESPN.com takes a look back at past designs on its 15th anniversary.

As we count down to the Beijing Olympics, Chris Sheridan takes a look at the questions facing Team USA.

Kevin Garnett's longest NBA season ever will prevent him from joining Team USA at the Olympics.

With at least three spots still open on its Olympic roster, USA Basketball is extending formal invitations to Shaquille O'Neal and Kevin Garnett.

Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Garnett said he won't be rushed into deciding whether to play for the U.S. Olympic team.

Karl Malone can't understand why Shaquille O'Neal and Kevin Garnett are not jumping at the chance to play for the United States at the 2004 Olympics.

Sources have told ESPN's David Aldridge that USA Basketball has on its 'Olympic Wish List' Shaquille O'Neal, Kevin Garnett, and Allen Iverson, who previously feared he wouldn't be selected for the team.

Malik Sealy's death and possible loss of Joe Smith has Kevin Garnett wondering, writes ESPN.com's Marc Stein.