With three games left in the regular season and the Minnesota Timberwolves eliminated from the playoffs, the franchise is already looking ahead to the offseason with more questions than answers.
One of the most pressing questions is who will be the team’s starting point guard going forward. Derrick Rose and Jerryd Bayless are unrestricted free agents, Jeff Teague has a player option for $19 million next season, and Tyus Jones is a restricted free agent.
Of the four veteran point guards on the roster, the Wolves would be wise to focus their attention on retaining Tyus Jones.