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LaMelo Ball has plenty to prove in his new chapter with the Timberwolves (opens the original)
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When looking around the NBA, few players have more to prove than new Minnesota Timberwolves guard LaMelo Ball. I say this as someone who has defended the move on several occasions and firmly believes that he's an ideal fit alongside Anthony Edwards. Regardless, after six seasons with the Charlotte Hornets, LaMelo has never played in a playoff game. He has a polarizing playstyle due to his daring shot selection. His extensive injury history adds yet another question mark. The Timberwolves are tru
Ayo Dosunmu's history with the Bulls will help him excel in his new Timberwolves role (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Timberwolves suddenly have a lot of guards, including Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball, Ayo Dosunmu, Terrence Shannon Jr., and Bones Hyland. After the Wolves traded for Ball, I think Dosunmu has flown under the radar. Still, it's fair to wonder what exactly his role will look like, considering the Wolves' more established ball-handlers. Minnesota's eagerness to empower Shannon and Jaden McDaniels on the ball, along with the addition of Jonathan Kuminga, adds some more complexity to thi
Jaylen Clark will earn a bigger role with the Timberwolves if his shooting leap is real (opens the original)
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Currently, Jaylen Clark finds himself on the bubble of the Minnesota Timberwolves' rotation. He is already a high-level defender, especially at the point of attack. Plus, Clark's low-usage playstyle on offense could make him an ideal complement alongside the Wolves' established talent. Still, the question remains: Can he knock down open 3-pointers? This rather simple question will be the number one factor that will determine Clark's minutes. Last season, Clark shot just 32.7 percent from beyond
Rudy Gobert is the Timberwolves' most important player (opens the original)
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Anthony Edwards is the Minnesota Timberwolves' best player. That's not up for debate, and that should require no further explanation. Likewise, LaMelo Ball is Edwards' co-star and second option. His importance to the team is immense. The Timberwolves' most important player, and the guy they'd have the most trouble replacing in case of injury, though? That distinction belongs to Rudy Gobert. In fairness, I'm not the first person to point this out, as other Wolves media members, such as Kyle Theig
LaMelo Ball couldn't be a more ideal fit alongside Anthony Edwards (opens the original)
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Since the Minnesota Timberwolves traded for LaMelo Ball, it's been clear that he's the perfect co-star for Anthony Edwards. But when you peel back all of the layers, everything about Ball's game makes him an ideal complement to Edwards. Of course, the main thing is that Ball is an elite playmaker, which is Edwards' biggest flaw and has been an element that the Wolves' offense has lacked in recent years. All the same, LaMelo is a stellar perimeter scorer who can add some needed shot creation alon
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