During the first part of the offseason, the Minnesota Timberwolves have struggled to find something resembling consistent production and depth at the point guard position.
This summer hasn’t produced intended results for the Wolves as they failed to draft a point guard after trading up, struck-out in the free agent and trade market, and let the god of efficiency, Tyus Jones, walk.
Despite all of this, the Timberwolves may have found their backup point guard in Jarrett Culver.
The Wolves have plenty of guys that can create their own shot, but they are lacking playmaking depth.