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The 15 Best Minnesota Timberwolves Players of All Time

by YPB Team

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 — ranked #11
    Kevin Garnett
    The franchise's greatest player, a 2004 MVP who leads the Timberwolves in nearly every major statistical category.
    1000pts
  2. Ricky Rubio — ranked #22
    Ricky Rubio
    The flashy Spanish playmaker beloved for his elite passing and steals.
    560pts
  3. Kevin Love — ranked #33
    Kevin Love
    The dominant rebounding and stretch-shooting forward who was an All-Star anchor in Minnesota.
    503pts
  4. Latrell Sprewell — ranked #44
    Latrell Sprewell
    The fiery wing scorer who was a key piece of the 2004 Conference Finals run.
    503pts
  5. Nikola Pekovic — ranked #55
    Nikola Pekovic
    The bruising Montenegrin center known for his physical interior scoring.
    502pts
  6. Christian Laettner — ranked #66
    Christian Laettner
    The All-Star forward and early cornerstone of the expansion-era Timberwolves.
    502pts
  7. Rudy Gobert — ranked #77
    Rudy Gobert
    The multiple-time Defensive Player of the Year anchoring the Wolves' defense.
    356pts
  8. Andrew Wiggins — ranked #88
    Andrew Wiggins
    The athletic former number-one pick and Rookie of the Year who scored prolifically in Minnesota.
    356pts
  9. Stephon Marbury — ranked #99
    Stephon Marbury
    The dynamic young point guard who paired with Garnett in the late 1990s.
    356pts
  10. Tom Gugliotta — ranked #1010
    Tom Gugliotta
    The versatile forward and 1997 All-Star during the franchise's rise.
    261pts
  11. Anthony Edwards — ranked #1111
    Anthony Edwards
    The explosive star guard who has become the face of the modern Timberwolves and an All-NBA talent.
    261pts
  12. Sam Cassell — ranked #1212
    Sam Cassell
    The crafty point guard whose 2003-04 season helped lead the Wolves to the Western Conference Finals.
    261pts
  13. Jimmy Butler — ranked #1313
    Jimmy Butler
    The All-Star two-way wing who briefly led a playoff-bound Wolves team.
    261pts
  14. Karl-Anthony Towns — ranked #1414
    Karl-Anthony Towns
    The elite scoring big man who ranks among the franchise's all-time leaders in points and rebounds.
    0pts
  15. Wally Szczerbiak — ranked #1515
    Wally Szczerbiak
    The sharpshooting forward and 2002 All-Star known for his elite mid-range game.
    0pts

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