Let's recap where we stand on our journey from the Wolf who saw the shortest amount of court time to KG and his franchise-best 35,535 minutes (which is roughly the equivalent of 1,000 games played). In the nine men we have reviewed, there were a few NBA journeymen but most were guys who, as basketbally gifted as they were, just couldn't cut it at the top level.

The countdown (or countup?) to date:

1 - Calvin Booth, 1 minute played

2 - Jason Hart, 5

2 - Trevor Winter, 5

4 - Paul Grant, 8

5 - Nikoloz Tskitishvili, 13

6 - Jim Thomas, 14

7 - Steve Johnson, 17

8 - Dan Godfread, 20

9 - Myron Brown, 23

Which leads us to:

10 - Brian Evans, 24

More about Evans, who played what amounts to one half of a game for the Timberwolves, after the jump.

TEN THINGS ABOUT BRIAN EVANS

1. Played an entire Big Ten season with a dislocated shoulder.
2. Was Big Ten MVP in 1995-96 as a senior at Indiana.
3. Was picked at #27 by Orlando in 1996.
4. His NBA career lasted three years (Magic, Nets, Wolves)
5. Played six years in Japan and Italy
6. He was a 6'8, 220 forward.
7. Came to MN as part of the big Marbury trade that sent away fellow Bottom Ten member Paul Grant; was waived two weeks later.
8. Was born in Rockford, Illinois, home of Hoopus commenter John H IL.
9. Shot left-handed.
10. Brian Evans is an anagram for "I ban ravens."