The Timberwolves officially signed forwards K. J. Martin and Norchad Omer training camp contracts on friday, tweets Paul Garcia of The Spot Up Shot.
Minnesota also agreed to a deal for the forward Drew Timleague sources tell Michael Scott of HoopsHype (Link to Twitter). Both Martin and Thieme will compete for a spot in camp, according to Scotto (via Twitter).
Wolves now have 13 players on guaranteed standard contracts, with veteran forward Trey Lyles on a deal with a partially guaranteed minimum wage. They have more than enough room under the second apron to open the season with a full standard 15-man squad if they choose.
Martin is a five-year NBA veteran (2020-2025) who has career averages of 8.6 points and 4.0 rebounds on .545/.329/.673 shooting in 309 games, including 77 starts (21.6 minutes per contest). The former second-round pick, who is known for his athleticism, spent last season in China, but hopes to return to the NBA with the Wolves.
Former Gonzaga star Timme has two years of NBA experience, having played for the Nets in 2024/25 and the Lakers in 2025/26. The 26-year-old played a modest role in Los Angeles last season while on a two-way contract, averaging 3.4 ppg and 1.2 ppg in 27 games (8.7 mpg).
Omer, st the first The Nicaraguan-born NBA player completed the 2025-26 season with the Clippers after signing a two-way contract in February. He had big results in the G League last season with the Cleveland Charge and San Diego Clippers and earned a stain on the NBAGL rookie team.
Martin is no longer eligible for a two-way contract because he has five years of experience, but Thiem and Omier remain eligible to sign a two-way contract. Minnesota’s three two-way seats are currently occupied Roko Zikarsky, Sion Pullin and Enrique Freemanalthough all two-way contracts are non-guaranteed and do not count against the salary cap.
