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• NBA.com lists Timberwolves’ offseason deals, confirming new additions

  NBA.com’s updated offseason deals page lists the Timberwolves’ confirmed transactions, including LaMelo Ball (via a 4‑team trade), Jaylen Clark, Ayo Dosunmu (four‑year deal), Bones Hyland, Trey Lyles (1‑year) and others. This compiles official signings and departures that define Minnesota’s roster heading into training camp.

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• Report: most of the roster gathered in Minnesota early for pre‑camp work

  Dunking With Wolves reports that the majority of the Timberwolves are already in town and putting in organized work at the team facility weeks before training camp begins, a sign the club is prioritizing chemistry building ahead of the season. Early full‑team availability could affect how quickly new rotations gel.

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• Anthony Edwards tied to new Adidas sketch‑comedy project this month

  A local sports site reports Anthony Edwards will debut a sketch comedy series with Adidas — a non‑basketball project scheduled to begin releasing episodes in September — representing an off‑court media commitment during the preseason period. Fans should note Edwards’ increased off‑court obligations but the piece does not report any effect on availability.

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• Coach Finch says Jonathan Kuminga is penciled in as starting power forward

  In a long MinnPost interview, head coach Chris Finch said Jonathan Kuminga is penciled in as the team’s new starting power forward and discussed how Kuminga and other new additions will fit into blended lineups. That public comment signals how the Wolves plan to deploy Kuminga early in camp and preseason.

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