Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore, the new co-owners of the Minnesota Timberwolves, intend to focus on innovation and a winning culture, drawing inspiration from George Steinbrenner. They introduced a ticketing platform called Jump, allowing fans to bid on vacated seats. Plans include potentially building a new arena and repairing relationships with former players, notably Kevin Garnett. Rodriguez's commitment to a winning mentality is deep-rooted, while Lore emphasizes a fresh, disruptive approach to team management and operational strategies in the NBA.
Rodriguez recalled Steinbrenner’s lesson: 'The only thing more important than winning is breathing,' illustrating his intense focus on winning as a new owner.
The new ticketing platform, Jump, allows fans to bid on early-vacated prime seats, enhancing ticket accessibility and fan engagement in innovative ways.
Lore emphasized the need for innovation in ownership, stating, 'It’s about being disruptive, not doing things the conventional way,' reflecting their fresh approach to team management.
Plans for a new arena and reconciliation with former player Kevin Garnett highlight Rodriguez and Lore's commitment to revitalizing the Timberwolves and engaging with the community.
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