Last year, the Minnesota Timberwolves’ summer roster was underwhelming. Remember, first-round pick Justin Patton was injured (as he is this summer), and the team didn’t have a second-rounder. There was a smattering of somewhat interesting undrafted talent, but that’s about it.
This year, however, things are different.
The Timberwolves roster is headlined by No. 20 pick Josh Okogie, of course, and he’ll surely see significant playing time as the Wolves try and decide whether or not he’ll be worthy of heavy minutes at the backup wing role, perhaps even replacing Jamal Crawford‘s 18 to 20 minutes per game that to this point has not been back-filled.