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Minnesota Timberwolves did not pay Jaden McDaniels $40 million to become a primary scorer. It paid to keep a defender who is hard to replace, and his offense continues to grow. McDaniels is staying with the Timberwolves. This is great…

Zakir Hassan argues that both Jaden McDaniels and the Minnesota Timberwolves emerge as winners following a one-year, $40 million contract extension. The deal keeps the 26-year-old wing under contract through the 2029-30 NBA season, adding to his prior five-year, $136 million agreement. Hassan highlights that the extension secures a key defensive anchor while giving McDaniels guaranteed money and future contract flexibility.
The piece notes that McDaniels is coming off a career-best offensive campaign, averaging 14.8 points while shooting 41.2% from three-point range. However, Hassan emphasizes that the move carries risk for Minnesota if McDaniels fails to develop into a consistent third scoring option alongside Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball.
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