Ahead of the NBA trade deadline, the Minnesota Timberwolves feel primed to make a move to bolster their depth and, more specifically, their point guard depth. Rob Dillingham appears to be the team's top trade candidate as the second-year guard is out of the rotation after struggling earlier in the year. Of course, that stings given the Wolves traded up to the No. 8 pick in 2024 to draft the young guard. In doing so, the Wolves sacrificed an unprotected 2031 pick and a 2030 pick swap.
Whiffing on a draft pick (especially at a position of need) is painful enough.