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Ayo Dosunmu has been an ideal fit with the Timberwolves since he arrived at last season's trade deadline, and he's reached another level this season.

Eamon Cassels of Dunking with Wolves argues that the Minnesota Timberwolves' trade for guard Ayo Dosunmu has proven to be a masterstroke. The Timberwolves acquired Dosunmu from the Chicago Bulls at the 2026 trade deadline in exchange for Rob Dillingham, Leonard Miller, and four second-round picks. Dosunmu subsequently signed a five-year, $112 million contract in the summer.
According to Cassels, Dosunmu has elevated his offensive role with Anthony Edwards out, leading the team with 19.8 points over a five-game span while averaging 16.3 points overall. The writer highlights Dosunmu's downhill driving and rim finishing, asserting that Minnesota gave up minimal rotation assets to acquire a versatile guard.
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