A swap between Rudy Gobert and Derrick White may net both teams what they need.
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In order to keep up with the top of the Western Conference, the Timberwolves must make some crucial roster decisions.
The Timberwolves suffered an embarrassing blowout loss in Game 2. However, recent history, both from the Wolves and NBA champions, provides some level of hope.
If Randle underperforms against Denver, the Timberwolves may decide to trade him.
McDaniels must continue his offensive production while slowing down Jamal Murray on offense.
With the Timberwolves opting to rest some of their starters, the rest of the regular season can be the perfect springboard for Beringer's sophomore year.
Naz Reid's recent shooting struggles caused by his shoulder injury may limit the Timberwolves' upside in the playoffs.
When Julius Randle prioritizes playmaking, the Timberwolves offense looks scary.
As Edwards gets closer to returning from injury, he can lean into the ball movement and pace Minnesota has embraced in his absence.
With multiple players out, rookie center Joan Beringer showed exactly why he deserves rotational minutes.
There were a lot of questions about the Timberwolves trading Karl-Anthony Towns, but none involved defense.
Since re-joining the rotation, Hyland has added a much-needed boost to the Wolves' bench unit.
Chris Finch may be on thin ice as the Minnesota Timberwolves coach amid a slow start.
Anthony Edwards' relentless work is positioning him for his best season yet.
While showing promising signs in summer league, there's no need to rush him to play right away; a development year might be exactly what the rookie needs.
Reports suggest that the Timberwolves have their mind set on how they will round out the roster. However, this could be the wrong call.
In order for the Wolves to reach their full potential, they must unleash Jaden McDaniels' offensive game.
The Timberwolves must fill key roster gaps after losing significant contributors, and two free agents are still available who would be ideal fits.