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What should Timberwolves fans expect from their favorite players in 2026-27? Here are stat predictions for Minnesota’s key players entering a new season.

Ethan Kinney of Dunking with Wolves outlines his 2026-27 statistical projections for the Minnesota Timberwolves' primary rotation. Kinney projects shooting guard Anthony Edwards to lead the team with 31.3 points per game alongside new starting point guard LaMelo Ball, who is projected to average 21.9 points and 8.8 assists. The writer expects Ball's playmaking to create more open looks for teammates, boosting efficiency across the roster.
Kinney also predicts starting small forward Jaden McDaniels will average 15.1 points and six rebounds, while forward Jonathan Kuminga is projected for 13 points per game. Starting center Rudy Gobert is slated for 12.9 points and 11.8 rebounds. Off the bench, Ayo Dosunmu is forecasted to lead the reserves with 14.1 points per game as the primary sixth man.
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