US EditionWhat's Next for Timberwolves? Minnesota at a Crossroads After Another Western Conference Finals Exit
- The Minnesota Timberwolves lost the 2025 Western Conference finals to the Oklahoma City Thunder in five games at Paycom Center on May 28, 2025.
- This defeat followed uncertainties about Mike Conley's role and whether the team will re-sign Naz Reid, Nickeil Alexander-Walker, and Julius Randle this offseason.
- The Wolves have $150.1 million committed to 12 players next season and face tough cap decisions while building around 23-year-old Anthony Edwards, who has driven their recent success.
- Randle has a $31 million player option for next season, Reid is expected to decline his $15 million option to become a free agent, and Conley will be approaching 38 years old when the 2025-26 NBA season begins.
- The Timberwolves must decide between roster changes or relying on Edwards' development, as retaining the current core while staying under luxury tax limits appears unlikely.
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