After an offseason where we saw LeBron James go to the Los Angeles Lakers and DeMarcus Cousins go to the Golden State Warriors; you’d think the Minnesota Timberwolves would’ve made one intriguing deal.
Some will argue that signing Anthony Tolliver to replace Nemanja Bjelica is the deal the Wolves needed, a stretch-four that can space the offense. While the Wolves offense is one of the worst 3-point shooting teams in the NBA, signing a 33-year-old veteran to come off the bench of a unit led by Tyus Jones and Derrick Rose might not be the best idea.