Live Bar, June 17 News Chris Hine, a reporter from star Forum, interviewed Naz Reed, the inside line of Timberwolves substitute. Reed said that finance and role would be important factors for him to consider in the next contract.

“I want to put myself in the most appropriate state.” Reed said, “money obviously has a certain effect, and I absolutely hope to give full play to my best ability under the condition of habit, a place where I can do what I can do.”

“As a person and a player, I really value this because I think I have tried my best to realize this potential.” Reed said, “but in my special situation, whether it is replacement or first release, I can do well. No matter what happens, what is certain is that, I will give priority to it (get the first chance).”

Reed also said that he would not mind staying in the Timberwolves: “No matter what you can do when you return to the Timberwolves, I also feel that I have grown into a higher role or status than at the beginning of the year. I’m pretty sure others will agree. As time goes by, you will look for higher roles and better situations if you have obviously surpassed them. Therefore, I really want to stay in the forest wolf, but we must find a place.”

“I still want to stay in Timberwolves, but you always have to explore your choices, especially in such industries.” Reed said, “You want to do what is best for you, your family and any situation. I have been nervous and excited. I don’t know what will happen. Even if I knew, my time was different, and I was ready to end it.”

The contract between Natz Reid and Timberwolves will end this summer and he will become a complete free agent.

In the 2022-23 season, Reed played 68 regular season games, with an average of 11.5 points, 4.9 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 18.4 minutes, with a field goal percentage of 53.7 percent.