With LaMelo Ball, the Wolves will now need to find a way to involve not only Rudy Gobert but also Jaden McDaniels, while keeping Ant and LaMelo high-usage.
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With free agents dwindling and the Wolves still on the market for a power forward, they'll need to look for trade targets, and Obi Toppin makes a lot of sense.
The Mavericks have an abundance of power forwards, and the Wolves have a dire need. P.J. Washington is an attainable guy who would fit nicely with the Wolves.
After the Raptors traded for Kawhi Leonard, it was reported that the Wolves were looking to get him, too. Ultimately, Leonard's camp shot down the Wolves.
The Timberwolves just acquired an All-Star and one of the most gifted playmakers in the NBA to pair with Anthony Edwards. How is that a bad trade?
Giving the Wolves a D+ for acquiring an all-star who will make everyone better simply doesn't make any sense, given that they only gave up one true pick.
Salary dumping Julius Randle was widely criticized among Wolves fans for selling an asset too late, but they just turned that move into a franchise point guard.
After what was a previously underwhelming offseason that had many people questioning Tim Connelly's plan, he made a trade for an elite franchise point guard.
After trading Julius Randle for essentially nothing but a salary dump, the Wolves now have cap flexibility under the first apron to add talent this offseason.
After salary dumping Julius Randle, Tim Connelly needs to find a way to get creative and find ways to upgrade this roster before it's too late.
If the Utah Jazz draft Cam Boozer, that opens the door for the Grizzlies to trade Ja Morant to the Timberwolves for Julius Randle due to their lack of forwards.