Basketball Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett has reportedly agreed to rejoin the Minnesota Timberwolves, his team for 14 of his 21 NBA seasons, as well as the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx in an off-court role, sources with knowledge of the situation confirmed to ESPN's Shams Charania on Thursday (December 18).

Garnett, 49, who played for the Timberwolves during his first 12 and final two seasons, will also have his No. 21 jersey retired by the franchise, according to Charania, who credited new owners Marc Lore and baseball legend Alex Rodriguez, for the reunion following a fallout with former owner Glen Taylor.

"Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett is reuniting with the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Lynx in a new, all-encompassing role involving business, community efforts and content development, sources told ESPN. His long-awaited No. 21 Wolves jersey retirement will also happen in Minnesota," Charania wrote on his X account. "Garnett had been distant from the Wolves organization since his playing career ended in 2016 due to a fallout with Glen Taylor, refusing to have his jersey retired, but built a rapport with new owners Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez and the sides found common ground on a reunion."

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