The Bobcats just made David Kahn's decision a lot easier. Minnesota really should grab a wing here, as Kahn still really believes that he's going to have Rubio/Ridnour/Flynn next season. Singleton was a major consideration in the conversation while waiting for Charlotte's pick to come in, but Kahn had pretty much already talked himself into the other direction anyway. So now that there's no need to fret over who to pick...
With the 20th pick in the draft, the Minnesota Timberwolves select Tyler Honeycutt.
Honeycutt is a bit skinnier than Singleton, but probably every bit as long (if not more) and has a more developed offensive game, despite a setback in his shooting percentage this season. He should be solid from the three-point line in the pros, have a great feel for the passing game (though he'll have to stop looking for the too-flashy pass, as he has a tendency to turn the ball over in those situations), and will still bring a good amount of defense. He did come up under Ben Howland after all, and he averaged two blocks a game from the wing this year.
