Thibodeau gave the impression that there's a long way to go for the Wolves, even if his players talk positively about their improvement. He's also paying a lot of attention to Andrew Wiggins, who two seasons ago was the league's rookie of the year. In many ways, Wiggins holds the key for the long-range upside of the Wolves. Towns, last season's ROY, has the look of a budding All-Star, perhaps the most exciting young player in the league. Young wing Zach LaVine quietly had an outstanding second half last season, especially shooting from long range. There's a lot of excitement over rookie point guard Kris Dunn, who had a promising summer league.
But the team needs Wiggins to grow into his potential, to be heading into the conversation for All-Star and All-NBA teams starting now. Going into his third season, this is the time when he should be taking large leaps forward. Thibodeau is spending extra time with him, watching him work on individual drills after practice and giving special instruction.
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