Three weeks before the 2020 NBA Draft, the Minnesota Timberwolves are in a position to make their draft selection more sensible. Although data on this year’s customers continues to flow, if the team has the first selection on November 18, it is accurately known who will. First of all.
“We feel pretty smart where we are, we’re in a position to choose from,” said executive vice president of basketball operations, Sachin Gupta. “Certainly, we are running many other scenarios and plans, but we are happy with our assessments at this stage. . “
Gupta and the rest of the workplace staff remain focused on adding the most productive skill you can have in Draft Night, either through the Draft itself or through possible exchanges. in itself well with the structure of the list, the duo’s versatility is in the middle of long-term projects.
“We believe we can integrate such a wide variety of skills around those types [KAT and DLo] and around this list, so we don’t feel limited in any way. . . we can look for the most productive skill you can have and also be open to trade,” Gupta said.
The 2020 NBA Draft takes place on November 18 and the Wolves have the 1, 17 and 33 teams.