Wolves' recent draft disasters
Derrick Williams (below)
Drafted: Second overall out of Arizona in 2011.
As a Wolf: It took the team two-plus seasons to decide the college standout plays the same position as star Kevin Love, a "stretch" power forward spot, after an experiment at small forward in Rick Adelman's system failed.
Traded: On Tuesday to Sacramento for veteran Luc Mbah a Moute.
Since the trade: He ate breakfast Tuesday and flew west for a physical examination with his new team.
Wes Johnson
Drafted: Fourth overall out of Syracuse in 2010.
As a Wolf: Athletic shooter didn't make many of them during two disappointing seasons, especially considering he was taken six slots before Indiana took Paul George 10th overall.
Traded: Sent to Phoenix with the team's 2014 protected first-round pick so the Suns would take on Johnson's contract and the Wolves could then sign free agent Andrei Kirilenko.
Since the trade: He's starting at small forward for the Lakers on a minimum-scale contract after a ho-hum season with Phoenix last year.