By trading for Ayo Dosunmu, the Minnesota Timberwolves addressed their two biggest needs: depth and guard play. So far, I've been impressed by Dosunmu's well-rounded impact, and by all accounts, trading for him was a great move. While Dosunmu gives the Wolves a rock-solid seventh man, they still don't have a dependable eighth man, in my opinion.
Bones Hyland is currently the Wolves' eighth man, but he's also highly erratic, and it's fair to wonder about his playoff viability. During the first five games of February, Hyland was averaging 13.2 points with a stellar 73.