Earlier today, I assumed that David Kahn had hit rock bottom by trading Al Jefferson for a trade exception and two draft picks. It turns out I was very wrong, because Kahn has compounded the error of that deal. According to Adrian Wojnarowski, the Wolves are set to sign Luke Ridnour to a four-year contract worth $16 million. Ridnour is a point guard, of course, which should make everyone giggle at Kahn and his love of players at that position. That laughter will only make him stronger. This man is a menace who is turning an already bad franchise into something well beyond "horrible" and into an area the Clippers don’t even occupy with regularity. Treat Kahn as the villain he is, not like some lovable pet who runs into a coffee table and spills soda all over the floor. tv9000 china fashion.com china apparel wholesale romisen rc-2r4 naruto uzumaki shippuden euphemia li britannia cosplay g five china mobile e71y double sim e75 from china free shipping iphone accessories from china wedding dresses with sleeves suigintou wig miku hatsune costume car dvd gps china cosplay vampire knight cosplay rozen maiden chinese phone new m7003 mini lixin g2 chinese tattoo machines how to install tf card for eken m003 e88 mobile china portable dvd players f035 dropship mp4 touch screen 2gb ka09 review trinity blood cosplay china wholesale iphone accessories kyon wig yoruichi shihouin cosplay cheap sipik sk68 car roof dvd player dropship ship prices cellphones cheap clothing car dvd china madame red cosplay tianxing c1000 The Wolves already have two point guards who should be playing legitimate minutes in Jonny Flynn(notes) and Ramon Sessions(notes), both of whom were acquired last year. With this new deal for Ridnour, Kahn will almost certainly have to trade Sessions, likely for something far less than his true value. If you haven’t noticed, that seems to be Kahn’s plan for every trade he makes. Sessions should be playing regular minutes for someone. He’s very fast and a good passer who only left the Bucks because they intelligently drafted Brandon Jennings(notes) last June. In Minnesota, though, he’s been a relative non-factor in the poor fit of the triangle. Kahn also doesn’t seem to realize that the chances of Ricky Rubio(notes) ever coming to Minnesota diminish every time he acquires a new point guard. Top prospects like to feel loved, and Kahn has done very little to convince Rubio that the Wolves can’t live without him. I’d say that he’s received indications that Rubio will never play for the Wolves, but that would mean that Kahn has been acting rationally this whole time, and that seems extremely unlikely. I realize that his decisions as general manager have been ridiculous. But please stop making jokes about David Kahn. The man is too dangerous to be treated like a goofball. More from Sporting News: Despite Messy Offseason, Nets’ Future Could Be Bright