Andrei Kirilenko will be in Minnesota immediately following the Olympics for his introductory press conference. The Wolves signed AK-47 to a two-year deal last month to end the Russian's one-year hiatus from the NBA. While he's had trouble staying healthy by missing 10 or more games in his last seven NBA seasons, Kirilenko has been one of the best contributors for defensive stats with career averages of 2.0 blocks and 1.4 steals. The 31-year-old forward is a player we'll be watching for his upside. Thankfully, there's no player on the Minnesota roster with the number 47.