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Giving the green light to signing Jonathan Kuminga means new Minnesota Timberwolves ownerMarc Stad isn't afraid of the luxury tax for now.

If Donte DiVincenzo returns from his Achilles injury, it could give the Minnesota Timberwolves an even deeper team next season.

Jonathan Kuminga agreed to a two-year deal with the Timberwolves, but the second season is a player option; thus, Minnesota's time with this roster is limited.

Amid concerns about how he'll adjust to a scaled-down role, Jonathan Kuminga's priorities strongly indicate he's on board with the Timberwolves' vision.

A move to the bench could actually benefit Dosunmu, giving him a chance to lead Minnesota's second unit and establish himself as a top sixth man.

While the Timberwolves have made it clear they want to prioritize Jaden McDaniels in their offense, Jonathan Kuminga's arrival will make this goal tricky.

Jonathan Kuminga isn't a reliable floor spacer. However, LaMelo Ball's presence and Kuminga playing a scaled-down role should ease this concern.

Things have been going quite well for the Timberwolves this offseason, and everyone seems happy.

The Timberwolves don't need Evans to do everything right away. If his shooting translates, that alone could earn him meaningful opportunities.

The Minnesota Timberwolves need to shed salary to make the Jonathan Kuminga signing official, but it shouldn't be Donte DiVincenzo.