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The Minnesota Timberwolves have answered every possible concern about their bench, which is a strength that will benefit them come playoff time.

Writer Eamon Cassels argues that the Minnesota Timberwolves possess a championship-caliber bench 11 games into the season. Despite initial preseason depth concerns compared to rivals like Oklahoma City and San Antonio, Minnesota's bench ranks 15th in scoring and ninth in net rating. Cassels notes this success has occurred even with Anthony Edwards missing seven games and Donte DiVincenzo yet to play this season.
Cassels highlights key contributions from unproven depth pieces Joan Beringer, Terrence Shannon Jr., Trey Lyles, Bones Hyland, and Jaylen Clark. Once Edwards and DiVincenzo return, head coach Chris Finch will manage a 12-man rotation featuring sixth man Ayo Dosunmu, which Cassels believes provides the versatility necessary for a deep playoff run.
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