While the Wolves now resemble a veteran team, especially compared to a few years ago when it seemed the only players above 30 only served as the designated “mentor,” the team is still reliant upon its young stars. The young talent on the Wolves is what made them so exciting a few years ago and while the Wolves have added a few new pieces in this draft, the central Wolves cornerstones remain Andrew Wiggins and Karl-Anthony Towns. It seems fair to add Tyus Jones to this conversation as well, as his rapid rate of improvement and potential to serve as the Wolves starting point guard of the future means that he could be on the Wolves for a long time to come.