http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/sports/basketball/14829421.htm The Timberwolves are in the stretch run of predraft evaluations and workouts with draft prospects. Highly touted Connecticut forward Rudy Gay and Washington guard Brandon Roy will highlight sessions in front of team officials Sunday. Memphis forward Shawne Williams also will go through the paces. On Thursday, the Wolves worked out Villanova guard Randy Foye, Memphis swingman Rodney Carney, Arkansas guard Ronnie Brewer and Washington forward Bobby Jones. Bradley center Patrick O'Bryant, a former standout at Blaine High School, is scheduled to work out today along with Notre Dame forward Torin Francis and some foreign prospects. "These are really the guys we're going to consider with our top pick, this group and our group on Sunday," said Fred Hoiberg, who has been organizing the workouts. The 6-foot-4 Foye, who led Villanova to an NCAA regional final at the Metrodome in March, drew praise for his ability to defend taller players. Redick cancels workout: Duke guard J.J. Redick was scheduled to work out Thursday, but he canceled because of a back injury, Wolves coach Dwane Casey said. Redick was arrested early Tuesday and charged with driving while intoxicated in Durham, N.C. He reportedly canceled workouts with other teams as well because of the back injury. It remains to be seen whether Redick's stock will drop in the June 28 NBA draft. "I don't think that's going to hurt him," Casey said of Redick's arrest. "From what I know, he's a good kid." Davis in limbo: Assistant coach Johnny Davis could be leaving the Wolves soon, maybe after the draft. Casey said he didn't know whether Davis is on the way out. Davis was replaced as the lead assistant when the Wolves recently rehired Randy Wittman. "Johnny is still a part of our staff until he leaves," Casey said. --

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