D'Angelo Russell of the Minnesota Timberwolves dribbles with the ball against Jae Crowder of the Miami Heat. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
With the season nearing its conclusion, are there any players playing in the NBA Finals that the Minnesota Timberwolves could target this offseason?
It has been 213 days since the Minnesota Timberwolves last appeared in a game, leaving little doubt that fans, players, and front office executives are itching to prepare for the 2020-21 season.
If Gersson Rosas’ statements (subscription required) over the past few months have been any indication of the Timberwolves’ offseason plans, we can expect an aggressive Wolves’ front office during free agency.