The 2024-25 NBA season has been anything but predictable for Timberwolves fans. Coming off a Western Conference Finals run, this was supposed to be the year Minnesota leveled up—a chance to build on what was arguably the best season in franchise history. Instead, just days before the season tipped off, everything got turned upside down.
Karl-Anthony Towns traded to the Knicks.
Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo incoming from New York.
The Wolves scrambling to redefine themselves.
If it weren’t for Luka Doncic becoming a Laker, the Wolves’ franchise-altering shake-up would have gone down as the trade of the season.