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#10 or #11 on Hollinger's Board.

His shot looks to have changed completely. I'm really excited as a Timberwolves Fan. He has a real chance to be a rotation player in a couple years.

Colbinii wrote:#10 or #11 on Hollinger's Board.

His shot looks to have changed completely. I'm really excited as a Timberwolves Fan. He has a real chance to be a rotation player in a couple years.

I'm going to get in here to bump as a Timberwolves Fan.

Over the past 2 years, Minott has looked like he was completely lost on both ends of the court.

Then, Finchy said after the first couple practices "Minott looks like the most improved guy on our roster. He has been the standout so far". And I perked up because he has been oozing with potential since he was at Memphis.

After the Lakers game, he sort of played a role which wasn't realistic to his actual role on a title contender. However, he looked better, played within the flow and didn't foul, stayed patient defensively and let his instincts and athleticism guide him defensively.

Against the Knicks he was great. He is likely going to be the "4th" big in the rotation behind Gobert/Randle/Naz and I expect him to have a productive season. 800-1200 Minutes, high stocks/36, efficiency scoring on low volume/usage.

Colbinii wrote:

Colbinii wrote:#10 or #11 on Hollinger's Board.

His shot looks to have changed completely. I'm really excited as a Timberwolves Fan. He has a real chance to be a rotation player in a couple years.

I'm going to get in here to bump as a Timberwolves Fan.

Over the past 2 years, Minott has looked like he was completely lost on both ends of the court.

Then, Finchy said after the first couple practices "Minott looks like the most improved guy on our roster. He has been the standout so far". And I perked up because he has been oozing with potential since he was at Memphis.

After the Lakers game, he sort of played a role which wasn't realistic to his actual role on a title contender. However, he looked better, played within the flow and didn't foul, stayed patient defensively and let his instincts and athleticism guide him defensively.

Against the Knicks he was great. He is likely going to be the "4th" big in the rotation behind Gobert/Randle/Naz and I expect him to have a productive season. 800-1200 Minutes, high stocks/36, efficiency scoring on low volume/usage.

i have to think garza is going to see some rotation minutes as well. maybe minott sees some time at the wing.