Minnesota Timberwolves News
Timberwolves' 3-point identity comes with some clear volatility
With LaMelo Ball in the fold, 3-point shooting will become key to the Timberwolves' identity, which is tantalizing yet inherently volatile.
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As great as Jaden McDaniels is, the Timberwolves shouldn't look to extend him (yet)
Jaden McDaniels is eligible to sign a two-year extension for up to $87 million.
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Donte DiVincenzo's likely mid-season return will ease some of the Timberwolves' bench woes
Currently, there's some understandable concern about the Timberwolves' bench. Thankfully, Donte DiVincenzo is poised to return at some point this season.
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Flock camera leads to arrest of teen accused of Shakopee park murder, police say
The victim was shot multiple times, according to the charge against a Brooklyn Center teenager.
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Jaden McDaniels could make a serious run at the NBAs Most Improved Player award
Jaden McDaniels scoring has taken a noticeable leap this preseason, and if that growth carries over, he could become a dark horse for Most Improved Player.
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Jonathan Kuminga shares some clear similarities with Julius Randle (but that's not a bad thing)
Both Julius Randle and Jonathan Kuminga have similar flaws. However, since Kuminga is a complementary player, not a star, his flaws will be negated.
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Joan Beringers foul trouble is the only thing that could stop his Timberwolves breakout
Minnesota Timberwolves big man Joan Beringer will need to stop fouling to make an impact.
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Timberwolves need to hope that LaMelo Ball can help Jonathan Kuminga improve as a shooter
Jonathan Kuminga will need to hit his 3-pointers for the Timberwolves to reach their offensive ceiling, and LaMelo Ball could help him with that.
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Timberwolves' two-way balance can help them separate from Nuggets and Lakers
The Timberwolves, Nuggets, and Lakers are all in the second tier of Western Conference teams. However, the Wolves' two-way balance gives them a clear edge.
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Jaylen Clark's likely absence from the Timberwolves' rotation creates a defensive question
Preseason is showing that Jaylen Clark is unlikely to be part of the Timberwolves' rotation, and Minnesota might miss his POA defense.
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LaMelo Ball will be the Timberwolves' third scoring option some nights, and that's fine
The Timberwolves have enough offensive talent that LaMelo Ball doesn't always have to take the second-most shots.
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Jaden McDaniels is the elite third option the Timberwolves need
While the Timberwolves have one of the league's best duos, Jaden McDaniels is a fantastic third option, which gives the team more upside.
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Chris Finchs moodiness comments reinforce why the Timberwolves needed to turn the page
Chris Finchs moodiness for giddiness quote says plenty about the Timberwolves offseason and why Minnesota needed a fresh start.
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Timberwolves must be open to bringing Jonathan Kuminga off the bench if fit concerns come true
If Ayo Dosunmu proves to have more synergy with the Timberwolves' starters early in the season, he should start in place of Jonathan Kuminga.
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Predicting which Timberwolves players receive NBA accolades this season
The Timberwolves have plenty of talent capable of earning NBA recognition. Here are predictions for which Minnesota players could receive accolades.
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Joan Beringer can make up for the Timberwolves' lack of draft capital
The Timberwolves don't have an influx of future draft picks, but Joan Beringer is a high-upside 19-year-old big man.
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LaMelo Ball's ability to adjust to playoff physicality is a real question
Many people point out that LaMelo Ball has never played in the playoffs, but these concerns have less to do with shot selection and more to do with physicality.
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Leonard Miller is taking advantage of larger role he never received with Timberwolves
Leonard Miller is a part of the Bulls' rotation, something he never was with the Timberwolves.
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Timberwolves cant afford to keep Bones Hyland out of their rotation
The Timberwolves cant waste Bones Hylands ability to generate offense off the dribble. Giving him a role could make their second unit much harder to defend.
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Preseason only makes Terrence Shannon Jr.'s role with the Timberwolves murkier
While Terrence Shannon Jr. is talented, it's hard to see how he fits on a Timberwolves team filled with established on-ball players.
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