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Joan Beringer is now listed at 7 feet tall by the Minnesota Timberwolves. This small growth spurt could make him more effective on the court.

Minnesota Timberwolves center Joan Beringer is now officially listed at 7 feet and 245 pounds on the team's opening-night roster. Writer Kenny Kluska highlights that Beringer grew an inch and added six pounds of muscle heading into his second NBA season. Kluska argues that this physical development should excite Timberwolves fans, especially as Beringer prepares for an expanded role in the team's frontcourt rotation.
Beringer, drafted 17th overall in 2025, played sparingly as a rookie but is projected to serve as Minnesota's primary backup center behind Rudy Gobert. Kluska believes Beringer's added height and strength will enhance his rim protection, rebounding, and lob-catching potential.
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