Bracey

Wright

Terms weren’t disclosed but it appears the former Indiana Hoosier is a lock to make the Wolves roster.

He’ll attempt to learn how to play point guard in Ft. Myers.

The rookie is expected to join the Wolves today against the Bulls. Wright averaged 21.1 PPG for the Florida Flame, ranking third overall. “He looks a little bit ahead of the curve as far as rookies are concerned,” coach Dwane Casey said. “Down there, he’s been able to make mistakes and play through it.”

Wright, who was just up from the Developmental League a day before, went 6-for-6 from the line, including two big fouls shots with a second left on the clock to seal the three-point win. He averaged 21.2 PPG for Florida in the D-League this season.

The rookie went on the road trip and figures to get plenty of minutes the rest of the season.

With the emergence of Marcus Banks and the presence of Marko Jaric and Troy Hudson, Wright had no role with the T-Wolves in their backcourt.

He’s going to hire an agent, so there’s no turning back. He averaged 18.3 ppg this season.

Given a serious knee injury to Rashad McCants, Wright -- who averaged 8.9 points and 19.3 minutes in seven appearances -- looks like a good insurance policy.

It’s possible Wright could see some decent minutes due to a serious knee injury to Rashad McCants.

“I wouldn’t go,” he said. “I believe I’ve done everything down there. I went down and played extremely well. I was on a winning team. My numbers were great, I did everything they asked, and I really can’t see why they would want to send me back.” Pretty hard talk from a second-year, second-round pick, but we’re guessing the Wolves find a way to use him this year, especially given the loss of Rashad McCants (knee).