The Minnesota Timberwolves are a point guard away from fielding a competitive team.
Sure, that may seem simple, but they need a facilitator who is a pass-first guard but can also score to take some of the burden off franchise players Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins.
With Jeff Teague now on the Atlanta Hawks, the Wolves have a rotation slot open. With Shabazz Napier moving to the starting lineup and two-way guard Jordan McLaughlin performing backup duties, the team is woefully devoid of enough NBA-level talent.