In an ideal world, the Minnesota Timberwolves would spend their entire summer stockpiling versatile, sweet-shooting wing players through whatever means necessary in order to fortify their roster.
Free agents who fit this description would look at Minnesota as a textbook landing spot with a potential goldmine for playing time and significant role on a team already sporting a plethora of high-end talent. Several of the heralded “3-and-D” prospects in the upcoming draft class would slide until late in the first round where the Wolves could have their pick of the litter to bolster their rotation.
The unfortunate fact, as Wolves’ supporters are all too familiar with, is that we live in a basketball world that is far from ideal.