Unless something dramatic happens in the coming months of what should otherwise be a quiet rest of the offseason, the Timberwolves will enter next year returning the top seven rotation players from a 56-win, Western Conference final playoff team.
The starting lineup in this scenario is obvious: Anthony Edwards, Mike Conley Jr., Jaden McDaniels, Karl-Anthony Towns and Rudy Gobert. Then there is the NBA's official Sixth Man of the Year (Naz Reid) and unofficial seventh man of the year (Nickeil Alexander-Walker).
It's a near-certainty that all seven of those players won't play the full 82-game NBA schedule, but this much is true when they are healthy: Most of the rotation is already set before camp even starts.