NBA Unveils 2023-24 Minnesota Timberwolves Starting Lineup

Key Additions and Departures Shape Wolves' Roster

Conley's Absence Leaves Void in Backcourt

The Minnesota Timberwolves have released their official starting lineup for the upcoming 2023-24 NBA season. After a busy offseason marked by key additions and departures, the team's starting five has undergone some significant changes.

The most notable addition to the lineup is guard Anthony Edwards, who emerged as a star last season. Edwards will join D'Angelo Russell in the backcourt, forming one of the league's most promising young duos.

Up front, Karl-Anthony Towns remains the centerpiece of the Timberwolves' offense. The All-Star center will be joined by Jaden McDaniels, who has developed into a versatile defensive force, and Rudy Gobert, acquired in a blockbuster trade with the Utah Jazz.

However, the team has suffered a blow with the absence of Mike Conley Jr. due to a right Achilles injury. Conley was expected to provide veteran leadership and stability to the backcourt, but his absence leaves a void that will need to be filled.

The Timberwolves' starting lineup now stands as follows:

• Anthony Edwards (G)
• D'Angelo Russell (G)
• Karl-Anthony Towns (C)
• Jaden McDaniels (F)
• Rudy Gobert (C)

As the season approaches, the Timberwolves will look to build chemistry and overcome the challenges of injuries to emerge as a competitive force in the Western Conference.