Terrence Shannon Jr. doesn't fit with the Timberwolves, and he could be traded by the deadline—they should've seen this coming and traded him this offseason.
Writer Eamon Cassels argues that the Minnesota Timberwolves may regret not trading Terrence Shannon Jr. during the offseason following his strong playoff performance. Cassels contends that Shannon operates best with the ball in his hands, creating a challenging fit on a roster loaded with primary creators like Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball, and Jonathan Kuminga.
Cassels suggests that Shannon's trade value peaked after averaging 11.8 points in the playoffs and scoring 24 points against the Denver Nuggets. However, with limited spot-up shooting skills and roster redundancy among guards and wings, Cassels believes Shannon's value will decline if head coach Chris Finch reduces his minutes.
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