Minnesota Timberwolves fan favorite Naz Reid had to be put under anesthesia for a new full-chest and stomach tattoo he got ahead of the upcoming NBA season. The young center has quickly become a cult hero in Minnesota, with fans eager to show their support in any way they can.
With training camp three weeks away, Timberwolves guard Terrence Shannon Jr. was spotted in the gym preparing for his upcoming rookie season. The team is buzzing with excitement as they look to build on the success of last year, with Reid playing a key role off the bench.
Rudy retired early from his job to follow Naz from Roselle Catholic High to Louisiana State University. When Reid signed as an undrafted rookie with the Timberwolves, Rudy knew he had to be there to support his favorite player every step of the way.
A tattoo artist and Timberwolves fan posted a special offer to ink 'Naz Reid' on fans after Minnesota defeated the Denver Nuggets in Game 2. The offer quickly went viral, with fans lining up to get their own piece of Reid memorabilia permanently etched on their skin.
Naz Reid explains his cult following, winning Sixth Man of the Year, and building a newfound culture in Minnesota. The young star credits his fans for motivating him to be the best player he can be, both on and off the court.
Naz Reid, the cult hero turned NBA Sixth Man of the Year, is the inspiration behind new ink for countless Minnesota Timberwolves fans this season. The team's success has brought the city together, with Reid at the center of it all.
The NBA tonight announced Minnesota Timberwolves center Naz Reid has been named the 2023-24 Kia NBA Sixth Man of the Year. Reid's impressive play off the bench has been crucial to the team's success, earning him recognition from the league.
Naz Reid, who helped the Minnesota Timberwolves overcome an injury to Karl-Anthony Towns to have one of the best seasons in franchise history, is a fan favorite in the city. His infectious energy and skill on the court have endeared him to fans young and old.
It all started when Mannie's daughter, Shelly, saw a social media post from a local tattoo apprentice, JC Stroebel, who began offering $20 Naz Reid tattoos. The offer was too good to pass up, and soon the entire family was proudly sporting their new ink in support of their favorite player.
