Meet the 2022-23 Timberwolves

The trade for three-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year Rudy Gobert vastly reshaped the Wolves before this season. Here's the roster as the regular season begins Wednesday night at Target Center against Oklahoma City:

October 18, 2022 at 10:56PM
These four will have a lot to say about the Timberwolves’ success this season (clockwise from top left): Rudy Gobert, Karl-Anthony Towns, D’Angelo Russell and Anthony Edwards. (Carlos Gonzalez, Star Tribune (Gobert, Russell); Associated Press (Towns, Edwards)/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

New-look Wolves

The trade for three-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year Rudy Gobert vastly reshaped the Wolves before this season. Here's the roster as the regular season begins Wednesday night at Target Center against Oklahoma City, with position, age, height and college/home country:

  • Kyle Anderson, F, 29, 6-9, UCLA
    • Anthony Edwards, G, 21, 6-4, Georgia
      • Bryn Forbes, G, 29, 6-2, Michigan State
        • Luka Garza, C, 23, 6-10, Iowa
          • Rudy Gobert, C, 30, 7-1, France
            • Nathan Knight, F, 25, 6-10, William & Mary
              • Jaden McDaniels, F, 22, 6-9, Washington
                • Jordan McLaughlin, G, 26, 5-11, USC
                  • Josh Minott, F, 20, 6-8, Memphis
                    • Wendell Moore Jr., F, 21, 6-5, Duke
                      • Jaylen Nowell, G, 23, 6-4, Washington
                        • Eric Paschall, F, 25, 6-6, Villanova
                          • Taurean Prince, F, 28, 6-6, Baylor
                            • Naz Reid, C, 23, 6-9, LSU
                              • Austin Rivers, G, 30, 6-4, Duke
                                • D'Angelo Russell, G, 26, 6-4, Ohio State
                                  • Karl-Anthony Towns, C, 26, 6-11, Kentucky
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