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Timberwolves Roster Projection with Rocco Zikarsky: How Brisbane Bullets Star Fits with Anthony Edwards, Rudy Gobert

  • The Minnesota Timberwolves selected Australian center Rocco Zikarsky with the 45th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.
  • Zikarsky, an 18-year-old from the Sunshine Coast, played two NBL seasons with Brisbane and entered the draft via the NBL Next Star program.
  • He stands 7'3" tall with a 7'4" wingspan and is expected to develop his skills on a two-way contract shared between Minnesota and their G League affiliate.
  • Tim Connelly, Minnesota's president, said, "We're fired up," calling Zikarsky a "long term play" after a great workout and added that he trained locally.
  • Zikarsky will likely spend two seasons developing before joining the main roster and may develop under Rudy Gobert as Minnesota aims for immediate success.
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Timberwolves trade back, draft Australian C Rocco Zikarsky

The Timberwolves liked what they found so much in Round 1 of the NBA draft on Wednesday, they decided to do it again a day later. Another round, another 18-year-old, 7-footer. After multiple trade downs, Minnesota selected Australian center Rocco Zikarsky with the 45th overall selection of the second round of the NBA draft. Zikarsky […]

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skornorth.com broke the news in on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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