When Gersson Rosas took over the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2019, it was clear that massive changes were on the horizon. Under his tenure, the first season radically reshaped the Timberwolves roster, clearing out the vestige of the Tom Thibodeau era and bringing in a completely new front office and a new star to pair with Karl-Anthony Towns.
But it has been a bumpy ride. Outside of the brief excitement in the beginning of last season before teams figured out they should just double Karl-Anthony Towns and let Treveon Graham and Josh Okogie rain threes, watching the Wolves was a slog.