The 15 Best Minnesota Timberwolves Players of All Time

Franchise icons, modern stars and cult favorites from across the team's history battle for the top spot. Who's the greatest Wolf?

1

Kevin Garnett

The franchise's greatest player, a 2004 MVP who leads the Timberwolves in nearly every major statistical category.

1000pts

2

Ricky Rubio

The flashy Spanish playmaker beloved for his elite passing and steals.

693pts

3

Kevin Love

The dominant rebounding and stretch-shooting forward who was an All-Star anchor in Minnesota.

653pts

4

Latrell Sprewell

The fiery wing scorer who was a key piece of the 2004 Conference Finals run.

653pts

5

Nikola Pekovic

The bruising Montenegrin center known for his physical interior scoring.

653pts

6

Christian Laettner

The All-Star forward and early cornerstone of the expansion-era Timberwolves.

653pts

7

Rudy Gobert

The multiple-time Defensive Player of the Year anchoring the Wolves' defense.

551pts

8

Andrew Wiggins

The athletic former number-one pick and Rookie of the Year who scored prolifically in Minnesota.

551pts

9

Stephon Marbury

The dynamic young point guard who paired with Garnett in the late 1990s.

551pts

10

Tom Gugliotta

The versatile forward and 1997 All-Star during the franchise's rise.

485pts

11

Anthony Edwards

The explosive star guard who has become the face of the modern Timberwolves and an All-NBA talent.

485pts

12

Sam Cassell

The crafty point guard whose 2003-04 season helped lead the Wolves to the Western Conference Finals.

485pts

13

Jimmy Butler

The All-Star two-way wing who briefly led a playoff-bound Wolves team.

485pts

14

Karl-Anthony Towns

The elite scoring big man who ranks among the franchise's all-time leaders in points and rebounds.

404pts

15

Wally Szczerbiak

The sharpshooting forward and 2002 All-Star known for his elite mid-range game.

404pts