Wolves fans will be thrilled with the 2023 Summer League roster

Timberwolves Summer League roster infused with competitive toughness

The Minnesota Timberwolves have a vested interest in committing more than a casual effort to creating a competitive team. It was the performance of Summer League play that convinced the Minnesota Timberwolves to act on upgrading the contract of rookie power forward Josh Minott from a Two-Way Contract to a standard multi-year deal.

It was the performance of small forward Matt Ryan, who averaged 19 PPG while competing for the 2022 Boston Celtics Summer League team, that landed a contract with the Los Angeles Lakers and then a Two-Way Contract to compete for the Minnesota Timberwolves.

In a similar fashion, it was the long-range accuracy of 2022 Portland Trail Blazer Summer League center Luka Garza (50.0 percent) that attracted the attention of the Minnesota Timberwolves, ultimately leading to a Two-Way contract as well.

Timberwolves tactics

With fewer picks to use, the Timberwolves must turn their attention to alternate sources of young talent to fill their roster needs and the talent pipeline to develop contributors well into the future. With a third Two-Way contract at their disposal, all 30 NBA teams will have a strong interest in who plays well in the NBA Summer League.

So who plays for the 2023 Minnesota Timberwolves Summer League? Well, the Timberwolves have released their roster:

Now we have the opportunity to see and assess the 2023 Minnesota Timberwolves Summer League roster for the first time. So let’s get right to it . . .