The Minnesota Timberwolves added size, length, and toughness to the shooting guard position in the first round at pick No. 20 when they picked up Georgia Tech’s Josh Okogie.
Now, in the second round, the Timberwolves added more size and length, along with a needed dose of versatility.
Names that were discussed as potential picks at No. 20, such as Keita Bates-Diop and Dzanan Musa, plus other late-first-round candidates such as Khryi Thomas and Jalen Brunson, all slid until the second round, and it became apparent that at least one or two of these names would be on the board at No.