The Minnesota Timberwolves face an uphill battle in regards to the upcoming free agency period.
The team enters the summer with no available cap space and yet almost half of the current roster will hit free agency. The Wolves’ new president of basketball operations, Gersson Rosas, must find some creative solutions in order to maximize the team’s roster for the 2019-20 season.
Our own Brady Olson previously provided an in-depth look at the teams’ difficult salary cap situation.
The Timberwolves have a large portion of their 2019-20 cap space taken up by the $27 million owed to Andrew Wiggins as well as Karl-Anthony Towns‘ new contract, which will pay him either $27 million or $32 million depending on his All-NBA status, which we’ll find out soon.