Joe Ingles received a heartfelt honor from the Timberwolves’ coach, starting him in a game to allow his son Jacob, diagnosed with autism, to hear his name. This marked a significant moment for the family amidst Joe's challenging season.

Joe Ingles, currently with the Minnesota Timberwolves, started against the Pelicans to allow his son Jacob, who has autism, to see him play for the first time this season.

Joe Ingles, an NBA veteran, returned to the starting lineup for his son Jacob's first live game, marking a significant personal moment despite a modest performance.

Joe Ingles has had to adapt to a rapidly changing Timberwolves roster, particularly after the trade of Karl-Anthony Towns. While initially struggling for minutes, he recently showcased his abilities in a game against the Wizards, stepping up in the absence of key players.

Joe Ingles encouraged Anthony Edwards to sit down after Edwards attempted to flip off an official during a game, highlighting his role as a calming presence and teammate.