Minnesota Timberwolves News
Timberwolves will allow Jonathan Kuminga to reach prior scoring efficiency levels
The last two years have seen Jonathan Kuminga make fewer of his shots from inside the arc.
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Joan Beringer likely won't play enough for the Timberwolves to be an MIP candidate
Joan Beringer is still playing behind Rudy Gobert, which will somewhat limit his playing time.
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Ranking the 3 biggest West threats to the Timberwolves outside of the Spurs and Thunder
The Timberwolves don't just have to think about the Spurs and Thunder in the Westthey'll likely play one of the Nuggets, Lakers, or Rockets in the playoffs.
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Jonathan Kuminga's flaws shouldn't be overly concerning for his fit with the Timberwolves
Jonathan Kuminga is an imperfect player, but he will be in a scaled-down role, and he's on a prove-it contract. He has no choice but to make it work.
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Timberwolves' 94 phone calls to recruit Jonathan Kuminga highlight their all-in approach
The Timberwolves did everything in their power to sign Jonathan Kuminga, and Matt Lloyd's 94 phone calls are the latest example of this all-in approach.
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The 5 biggest threats to Timberwolves' Ayo Dosunmu for Sixth Man of the Year
Ayo Dosunmu should be productive off the bench, but there are many candidates for Sixth Man of the Year in 2026-27.
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High usage of Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball shouldn't be a concern for the Timberwolves
LaMelo Ball and Anthony Edwards have plenty of history of sharing the floor with other scorers.
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Live: P.J. Flecks Gophers look to bounce back against Akron before Big Ten play
The Gophers are heavy favorites as they close nonconference play against the Zips at Huntington Bank Stadium. Follow for highlights and analysis as Minnesota tries to rebound from its 25-point Week 2…
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Terrence Shannon Jr. needs to grow as a playmaker to justify more on-ball duties
For Terrence Shannon Jr. to earn a bigger on-ball role on a loaded Timberwolves roster, his playmaking needs to improve.
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Thunder still have a depth advantage over the Timberwolves
Even though they lost three rotation players this summer, the Thunder's depth is superior to the Timberwolves', and this could be an issue for Minnesota.
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Timberwolves' need for frontcourt depth puts them in a similar boat to the Knicks
Both the Timberwolves and the Knicks could use a third center on their rosters.
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Chris Finch's upcoming season has a wide range of outcomes
Chris Finch has a lot of pressure to make the Timberwolves' new-look roster work.
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Timberwolves could be a supercharged version of last years Hornets
The Timberwolves could replicate what made last years Hornets so entertaining while adding more star power, depth, and two-way talent around LaMelo Ball.
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Why Terrence Shannon Jr. is the Timberwolves most logical trade piece
Terrence Shannon Jr. can create his own offense, but the Wolves additions could leave fewer opportunities for him to showcase that skill in Minnesota.
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Nobody is safe if Anthony Edwards brings his offseason energy to the Timberwolves
Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards is set for a revenge tour after an energetic offseason.
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There should be no concern about the Timberwolves' defense taking a step back
Despite leaning into a more perimeter-centric identity, the Timberwolves should still have a high-quality defensive unit.
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A LaMelo Ball injury would create a familiar point guard problem for the Timberwolves
Amid all the understandable excitement about LaMelo Ball and the new-look Timberwolves, his injury history carries some major risk.
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How the Timberwolves could reach their ceiling or fall to their floor this season
Not many teams have as wide a gap between their ceiling and floor as the Timberwolves.
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Timberwolves could be the biggest winners in the NBAs expansion plans
The Minnesota Timberwolves could reap the benefits of the NBA's expansion plans both on and off the court.
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Why the Timberwolves could become the NBAs No. 1 League Pass team
With Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball and Jonathan Kuminga leading a new-look roster, the Timberwolves could become the NBAs most entertaining team to watch.
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