The Minnesota Timberwolves concluded their season with a 49-33 record, securing the sixth seed in the Western Conference despite a challenging playoff run. The team's dynamics shifted significantly after trading Karl-Anthony Towns, which left Anthony Edwards to shine as the cornerstone of the franchise. Edwards averaged 27.6 points and was a top-20 player in fantasy formats, showcasing his scoring ability and improved three-point shooting. Meanwhile, Jaden McDaniels emerged as a surprise fantasy asset, playing all 82 games and contributing solid defensive stats. However, Nickeil Alexander-Walker struggled to meet expectations despite a late-season surge. With multiple players facing free agency, including Julius Randle and Naz Reid, the Timberwolves head into the offseason with plenty of important decisions ahead.