37-year-old NBA veteran had a great explanation for passing on a chance to win a championship with the Warriors or Cavs to sign with the Timberwolves

After five steady years with the Los Angeles Clippers, 37-year-old guard Jamal Crawford joined the Minnesota Timberwolves this offseason, his seventh team in 18 seasons. The Wolves have had a big offseason, trading for Jimmy Butler and signing Jeff Teague and Taj Gibson to build around a promising young core, but the move still came as a surprise. At Crawford's stage of his career, nobody could blame him for signing with a championship contender to chase an elusive ring.