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While the Minnesota Timberwolves are serving fans wins, the players themselves are once again serving face. We’re used to seeing their typical NBA/WNBA pregame tunnel fits, but we’re now seeing it with their accessories on the court. And no, I’m…

Leo Sun highlights notable protective facemask appearances throughout Minnesota Timberwolves history following Joan Beringer donning a black mask against the Utah Jazz. Beringer wore the mask after suffering a facial injury against the New Orleans Pelicans, playing 15 minutes in his return.
The piece also reflects on other Timberwolves players who wore masks, including Donte DiVincenzo, Rob Dillingham, and Alexey Shved. Sun notes DiVincenzo used both clear and black protective masks during his tenure, while Shved famously wore one across 10 games in the early 2010s.
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