The Timberwolves are nearing the midpoint of their season, the first in President Gersson Rosas' tenure with the team. After Rosas took the job last spring, he promised to bring a revamped style of play, and the Wolves have done that this season by dramatically increasing their pace and the number of three-point shots they take. The results have been mixed. The team got off to a 10-8 start before an 11-game losing streak, but a 5-5 stretch since then has restored equilibrium.
Rosas has an eye for the future, as he said over the summer and reiterated recently when he sat down with the Star Tribune to talk about the direction of the Wolves.