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While playing alongside LaMelo Ball and Anthony Edwards will put Ayo Dosunmu in a unique off-ball role, it's one he's already thrived in with the Bulls.

It seems likely that Donte DiVincenzo will return from his Achilles injury this season, and thankfully, his game could make him impactful upon return.

Tim Connelly believes LaMelo Ball's age fits perfectly with Minnesota's young core, creating a foundation the Timberwolves can build around for years.

Jaylen Clark is already an impactful defender, and if he improves as a shooter, he'll play a key role for the Timberwolves.

While Rudy Gobert isn't the Timberwolves' best player, his value to the team is undeniable, and likewise, he is the team's most important player.

LaMelo Ball can provide everything that Anthony Edwards needs from a co-star, and he can help the Timberwolves level up.

While Jimmy Butler once called Karl-Anthony Towns soft during their Timberwolves days, KAT has since made this label look foolish.

Trey Lyles is entering his 11th NBA season, and it sounds like he's ready to embrace a veteran leadership role with the Timberwolves.

Jaden McDaniels isn't just an elite perimeter defender; he's an elite off-ball roamer. And the Timberwolves are now set to unleash his full skill set.

Last season, Terrence Shannon Jr. struggled to finish with his right hand. Luckily, he's worked on this part of his game over the offseason.