If there was a roster flaw heading into the season for the Minnesota Timberwolves, it was undoubtedly their point guard play. 17 games in, that concern has turned into a dreadful prophecy. Amid a 10-7 start and back-to-back late-game meltdowns, it's clear that the Wolves need a point guard.
38-year-old Mike Conley is averaging a career low 6 points per game while shooting 39.7 percent from the field. Conversely, second-year guard Rob Dillingham is averaging just .4 more minutes per game while also shooting below 40 percent from the field. Anthony Edwards needs a dependable backcourt mate, and this roster doesn't give him that.