Minnesota Timberwolves - Power Ranking

Week Rank Rating Team Record Comment

4 29 2 Min 3-9 Thrice: The Timberwolves feel like Thrice in their later era veteran-led, battle tested, and still capable of real impact despite the miles. Anthony Davis remains an elite talent, Paul George is still pretty damn good, but age and injuries have made their dominance more situational than constant. Still, there’s substance here: Jonas Valančiūnas’ surprising 22ppg and 12rpg production has stabilized the middle, while rookie Jeremiah Fears emerging as a legitimate Rookie of the Year candidate adds fresh energy to an otherwise veteran core. Like Thrice, the Wolves may no longer rely on raw explosiveness, but their evolution, balance, and experience make them far more dangerous than their record might suggest when everything aligns.

3 29 -1 Min 3-9 Two of Wands: Symbolizes planning, exploring options, and making decisions that shape your future direction. Shay has been in the news this past week. The Wolves are losing, his players are all hurt, but are the bad times about to end? Many have weighed in on what he should be doing to rescue the Wolves. He is playing cards close to his chest and seeing what plays out.

2 30 -2 Min 2-6 The Timberwolves at 2–7 aren’t shocking — not when Anthony Davis is your franchise anchor and the man can injure himself by thinking too hard.

1 20 10 Min 2-2 Childhood Reference: Broken Action Man held together with tape The team keeps it together with Jonas Valančiūnas while Anthony Davis sits in the repair shop… again. He's been in the family since the 90s, and you just cannot part with him. He has seen it all and been thrown into a tea party with Barbie, a wrestling match with Mankind, and been shot down by green army soldiers. Does he get the necessary repairs in time?

	POR	119
	SAC	127

	CHI	112
	MIN	110

	HOU	115
	MIA	138

	ATL	130
	CHI	104

	LAC	108
	MEM	122

Week	Rank	Rating	Team	Record	Comment
4	29	2	Min	3-9	Thrice: The Timberwolves feel like Thrice in their later era veteran-led, battle tested, and still capable of real impact despite the miles. Anthony Davis remains an elite talent, Paul George is still pretty damn good, but age and injuries have made their dominance more situational than constant. Still, there’s substance here: Jonas Valančiūnas’ surprising 22ppg and 12rpg production has stabilized the middle, while rookie Jeremiah Fears emerging as a legitimate Rookie of the Year candidate adds fresh energy to an otherwise veteran core. Like Thrice, the Wolves may no longer rely on raw explosiveness, but their evolution, balance, and experience make them far more dangerous than their record might suggest when everything aligns.
3	29	-1	Min	3-9	Two of Wands: Symbolizes planning, exploring options, and making decisions that shape your future direction. Shay has been in the news this past week. The Wolves are losing, his players are all hurt, but are the bad times about to end? Many have weighed in on what he should be doing to rescue the Wolves. He is playing cards close to his chest and seeing what plays out.
2	30	-2	Min	2-6	The Timberwolves at 2–7 aren’t shocking — not when Anthony Davis is your franchise anchor and the man can injure himself by thinking too hard.
1	20	10	Min	2-2	Childhood Reference: Broken Action Man held together with tape The team keeps it together with Jonas Valančiūnas while Anthony Davis sits in the repair shop… again. He's been in the family since the 90s, and you just cannot part with him. He has seen it all and been thrown into a tea party with Barbie, a wrestling match with Mankind, and been shot down by green army soldiers. Does he get the necessary repairs in time?