Wolves Weigh Roster Flexibility | Minnesota Timberwolves News
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The Timberwolves just signed Jonathan Kuminga to a two-year deal, locking him into the starting power forward role and pushing their roster to 14 players. Now they’re weighing whether to add a 15th — with Kevin Love a popular name — or keep the spot open for strategic flexibility. Staying light on the roster preserves trade leverage, keeps them under the salary cap, and makes it easier to absorb valuable veteran signings later in the season via buyouts, like last year’s Kyle Anderson and Mike Conley.
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