Wolves bring back Bones Hyland

The Timberwolves made a smaller free-agency move after their blockbuster week, bringing back guard Bones Hyland on a one-year league-minimum deal. Canis Hoopus reports Hyland returned after carving out a rotation role last season, averaging 9.7 points across 57 games. The move keeps some bench scoring in place around Minnesota’s reshaped backcourt, which already added LaMelo Ball in the major Naz Reid trade. Hyland also gives Chris Finch another high-energy guard option, and the reunion continues his connection with Tim Connelly, who originally drafted him in Denver.