In the modern-day NBA, you are either tanking for young talent, or you’re attempting to compete with the juggernauts of the league – the Houston Rockets, Cleveland Cavaliers, and the Golden State Warriors.
The Minnesota Timberwolves are sitting somewhere in the middle.
Tied up in cap space this summer after a questionable move to sign Andrew Wiggins for approximately, 150 million dollars. The Wolves don’t have a lot of options to build in the near future. In that specific scenario, the Wolves figured that an Otto Porter Jr.