Randle weighs in on the Timberwolves trade, providing a candid view on the move’s implications and what it means for Minnesota’s roster balance and expectations as the season unfolds.

Adapted to Minnesota role after Knicks; turnovers a concern; opportunity to rebound and rebound and assist; could be top-100 with improved turnover control.

Randle's late-season surge and playoff-fueled confidence landed him back in the upper tier. His blend of scoring, rebounding, and playmaking remains valuable, but consistency and fit around Edwards and Towns will determine whether he remains a steady fantasy asset.

Randle was part of the Knicks to Wolves swap, leaving New York for Minnesota. His move shifted the Knicks roster while giving Minnesota a familiar scoring and rebounding presence, helping fuel their late-season surge and playoff contention.

Randle’s trade to Minnesota is framed as part of a broader shift, with the Timberwolves retooling their roster around versatile scoring and interior presence.