Minnesota Timberwolves all-time roster

Kevin Garnett is the all-time leading scorer and rebounder for the Timberwolves.

The Minnesota Timberwolves are a National Basketball Association (NBA) team based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They are a member of the Northwest Division of the NBA's Western Conference. In order to persuade the NBA to give Minnesota a team, Marv Wolfenson and Harvey Ratner, the future owners of the organization, conducted a "name the team" contest and eventually selected two finalists, the "Timberwolves" and the "Polars", in December 1986.[1] The team then asked the 842 city councils in Minnesota to select the winner, as the "Timberwolves" prevailed.[2] Minnesota was given a team, and took part in the 1989 NBA Expansion Draft with the Orlando Magic. The Timberwolves have since made eight playoff appearances, advancing to the Western Conference finals once during the 2003–04 NBA season, where they lost to the Los Angeles Lakers.[3] Since the franchise's inception, 198 players have made an appearance in a competitive game for the team.

Of those 198 players, one has been inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame this being Kevin Garnett. A total of 14 Minnesota players have been elected to the NBA All-Rookie Team.[4] Only seven players, however, have made an appearance in the NBA All-Star Game while a Timberwolf: Tom Gugliotta was selected to the team in 1997 along with Kevin Garnett, who was selected from 1997 to 2007. Wally Szczerbiak in 2002, Sam Cassell in 2004, and Jimmy Butler in 2018 each made one appearance. Kevin Love and Karl-Anthony Towns are the only Timberwolves, other than Garnett, to make multiple All-Star games: Love appeared in the 2011, 2012, and 2014 games, while Towns appeared in the 2018, 2019, and 2022 games.[5]

Garnett holds a multitude of Minnesota's career records, including the most points, assists, rebounds, blocks, steals, field goals made, free throws, and minutes played in team history. Tony Campbell holds the career record for most points per game, with 20.6, beating Garnett by a tenth of a point.[6] Pooh Richardson holds the single season record for assists, accumulating 734 during the 1990–91 season, and Sam Mitchell committed a record 338 personal fouls over the same span. Other single season leaders include Tyrone Corbin for his 175 steals during the Timberwolves' inaugural 1989–1990 season, and Gugliotta for his 293 turnovers from 1996 to 1997.[7]

Key to symbols in player list  † | Indicates that the player is a member of the Timberwolves' current roster[8]

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Year | Italic text indicates the player has made an appearance in the NBA All-Star Game while a member of the Timberwolves[5]
Nationality | Indicates the nation of birth of the player
School/Club | Denotes what school or club the player was drafted out of
Position(s) | Indicates the player's primary position(s)
P | Point(s) scored while playing for the Timberwolves[A]
REB | Rebound(s) made while playing for the Timberwolves[A]
MP | Minute(s) played for the Timberwolves[A]
While playing for the Timberwolves on March 23, 2012, José Juan Barea became the first Latin American-born player in NBA history to record a triple-double.[9] Michael Beasley was traded to the Timberwolves from the Miami Heat in 2010.[10] Wayne Ellington averaged 6.6 points per game in his first two seasons in Minnesota.[11] Although he was undrafted, Maurice Evans signed as a free agent with the Timberwolves in 2001, but was waived at the end of the season.[12] Jonny Flynn scored 1,373 points in his career as a Timberwolf.[13] Lazar Hayward was selected as the 30th overall pick by the Washington Wizards, but was traded to Minnesota with Nemanja Bjelica for Trevor Booker and Hamady N'Diaye.[14] After retiring from the NBA, Fred Hoiberg became coach of the Iowa State Cyclones men's basketball team; he has held the position since 2010.[15] Wesley Johnson was the fourth overall pick in the 2010 NBA draft.[16] Kevin Love made three NBA All-Star teams for the Timberwolves and was a member of the 2012 United States men's Olympic basketball team. Nikola Peković played for KK Atlas, KK Partizan, and Panathinaikos B.C. before signing with the Timberwolves in 2010.[17] Luke Ridnour won the Pacific-10 Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Year award while playing for the Oregon Ducks.[18] Ricky Rubio led all NBA rookies in points per game, assists per game, and steals per game until he tore his anterior cruciate ligament on March 9, 2012.[19] Anthony Tolliver averaged 4.1 points per game over the 2011–12 season.[20] List of Minnesota Timberwolves players, showing season(s) and position(s) played and selected statistics  Name  | Nationality  | School/Club  | Season(s)  | Position(s)  | P  | REB  | MP

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Jeff Adrien |  United States | Connecticut |

2014–2015

| Forward | 60  | 77  | 215
Maurice Ager |  United States | Michigan State |

2010

| Guard | 15  | 2  | 29
Cole Aldrich |  United States | Kansas |

2016–2018

| Center | 117  | 173  | 580
Jerome Allen |  United States | Pennsylvania |

1995–1996

| Guard | 108  | 25  | 362
Lou Amundson |  United States | UNLV |

2012–2013

| Center | 32  | 47  | 161
William Avery |  United States | Duke |

1999–2002

| Guard | 379  | 93  | 1,205
Thurl Bailey |  United States | North Carolina State |

1991–1994

| Center
Forward | 1,937  | 837  | 4,350
Marcus Banks |  United States | UNLV |

2006

| Guard | 479  | 116  | 1,228
José Juan Barea |  Puerto Rico | Northeastern |

2011–2014

| Guard | 1,957  | 475  | 4,216
Keita Bates-Diop |  United States | Ohio State |

2018–2020

| Forward | 402  | 193  | 1,149
Jerryd Bayless |  United States | Arizona |

2018–2019

| Guard | 209  | 62  | 657
Malik Beasley |  United States | Florida State |

2020–2022

| Guard | 1,967  | 460  | 3,853
Michael Beasley |  United States | Kansas State |

2010–2012

| Forward | 1,942  | 616  | 3,448
Jordan Bell |  United States | Oregon |

2019–2020

| Forward | 83  | 78  | 235
Anthony Bennett |  Canada | UNLV |

2014–2015

| Forward | 298  | 216  | 894
Patrick Beverley |  United States | Arkansas |

2021–2022

| Guard | 533  | 240  | 1,476
Chauncey Billups |  United States | Colorado |

2000–2002

| Guard | 1,740  | 384  | 4,145
Nemanja Bjelica |  Serbia | Fenerbahce Ulker |

2015–2018

| Forward | 1,165  | 728  | 3,636
Lance Blanks |  United States | Texas |

1992–1993

| Guard | 161  | 68  | 642
Mark Blount |  United States | Pittsburgh |

2006–2007

| Center | 1,439  | 708  | 3,701
Leandro Bolmaro |  Argentina | Barcelona |

2021-2022

| Guard | 50  | 43  | 241
Calvin Booth |  United States | Penn State |

2008

| Center | 0  | 1  | 1
Marques Bragg |  United States | Providence |

1995–1996

| Forward | 131  | 79  | 369
Adrian Branch |  United States | Maryland |

1989

| Forward
Guard | 65  | 20  | 91
Terrell Brandon |  United States | Oregon |

1999–2002

| Guard | 3,157  | 710  | 7,082
Randy Breuer |  United States | Minnesota |

1990–1992

| Center | 1,310  | 916  | 4,006
Corey Brewer |  United States | Florida |

2007–2011

2013–2014

| Forward | 3,350  | 1,073  | 9,243
Aaron Brooks |  United States | Oregon |

2017–2018

| Guard | 75  | 17  | 189
Scott Brooks |  United States | UC Irvine |

1990–1992

| Guard | 841  | 171  | 2,062
Anthony Brown |  United States | Stanford |

2018

| Forward | 3  | 0  | 4
Bobby Brown |  United States | Cal State, Fullerton |

2009

| Guard | 116  | 16  | 256
Lorenzo Brown |  United States | NC State |

2015

| Point guard | 122  | 70  | 549
Mike Brown |  United States | George Washington |

1993–1995

| Center
Forward | 334  | 492  | 2,134
Myron Brown |  United States | Slippery Rock University |

1991

| Guard | 9  | 3  | 23
Greg Buckner |  United States | Clemson |

2007–2008

| Guard | 124  | 65  | 520
Chase Budinger |  United States | Arizona |

2012–2015

| Forward | 947  | 372  | 2,545
Jimmy Butler |  United States | Marquette |

2017–2018

2018

| Guard
Forward | 1,520  | 366  | 2,525
Tony Campbell |  United States | Ohio State |

1989–1992

| Forward | 4,888  | 1,083  | 8,498
Isaiah Canaan |  United States | Murray State |

2019

| Guard | 33  | 5  | 95
Brian Cardinal |  United States | Purdue |

2008–2010

| Forward | 238  | 171  | 1,176
Rodney Carney |  United States | Memphis |

2008–2009

| Forward | 481  | 126  | 1,199
Chris Carr |  United States | Southern Illinois |

1996–1999

| Guard | 864  | 280  | 2,076
Anthony Carter |  United States | Hawaii |

2004–2006

| Guard | 331  | 131  | 1,331
Sam Cassell |  United States | Florida State |

2003–2005

2004

| Guard | 2,402  | 428  | 4,360
Omri Casspi |  Israel | Maccabi Tel Aviv |

2017

| Forward | 45  | 20  | 222
Richard Coffey |  United States | Minnesota |

1990–1991

| Forward | 68  | 79  | 320
Jason Collins |  United States | Stanford |

2008–2009

| Center | 57  | 70  | 422
Will Conroy |  United States | Washington |

2012

| Guard | 1  | 1  | 20
Tyrone Corbin |  United States | DePaul |

1989–1991

| Forward | 2,833  | 1,262  | 6,551
Robert Covington |  United States | Tennessee State |

2018–2020

| Guard | 933  | 413  | 2174
Allen Crabbe |  United States | Cal |

2020

| Guard | 29  | 12  | 131
Jamal Crawford |  United States | Michigan |

2017–2018

| Guard | 822  | 99  | 1,653
Mitch Creek |  Australia | Adelaide 36ers |

2019

| Guard/forward | 6  | 2  | 12
Jarrett Culver |  United States | Texas Tech |

2019–2021

| Guard | 760  | 316  | 2005
Dante Cunningham |  United States | Villanova |

2012–2014

| Forward | 1,205  | 738  | 3,645
Bill Curley |  United States | Boston College |

1998–1999

| Forward | 112  | 79  | 518
Troy Daniels |  United States | VCU |

2014–2015

| Shooting guard | 53  | 19  | 154
Brian Davis |  United States | Duke |

1993–1994

| Forward
Guard | 131  | 55  | 374
Ed Davis |  United States | UNC |

2020–2021

| Forward
Center | 48  | 115  | 299
Mark Davis |  United States | Texas Tech |

1995–1996

| Forward
Center | 188  | 125  | 571
Ricky Davis |  United States | Iowa |

2005–2007

| Guard | 2,063  | 479  | 4,481
Todd Day |  United States | Arkansas |

2000–2001

| Guard | 132  | 37  | 345
Luol Deng |  United Kingdom | Duke |

2018–2019

| Forward | 157  | 73  | 392
Gorgui Dieng |  Senegal | Louisville |

2013–2020

| Center | 3,935  | 3,068  | 11,026
Michael Doleac |  United States | Utah |

2007–2008

| Center | 57  | 49  | 257
Kris Dunn |  United States | Providence |

2016–2017

| Guard | 293  | 166  | 1,333
Ronald Dupree |  United States | Louisiana State |

2005–2006

| Forward | 80  | 49  | 265
Pat Durham |  United States | Colorado State |

1994–1995

| Forward | 302  | 94  | 852
Ndudi Ebi |  United Kingdom | Westbury Christian School |

2003–2005

| Forward | 40  | 19  | 86
Anthony Edwards†  |  United States | Georgia |

2020–Present

| Guard | 2,965  | 679  | 4,780
Howard Eisley |  United States | Boston College |

1994–1995

| Guard | 113  | 42  | 496
Wayne Ellington |  United States | North Carolina |

2009–2012

| Guard | 1,226  | 366  | 3,538
LaPhonso Ellis |  United States | Notre Dame |

2000–2001

| Forward | 772  | 494  | 1,948
Brian Evans |  United States | Indiana |

1999

| Forward | 4  | 2  | 24
Jacob Evans |  United States | Cincinnati |

2020

| Guard | 0  | 0  | 4
Maurice Evans |  United States | Texas |

2001–2002

| Guard | 21  | 4  | 45
Jonny Flynn |  United States | Syracuse |

2009–2011

| Guard | 1,373  | 268  | 3,322
Greg Foster |  United States | UTEP |

1994–1995

| Center
Forward | 281  | 205  | 845
Randy Foye |  United States | Villanova |

2006–2009

| Guard | 2,481  | 560  | 5,632
Richie Frahm |  United States | Gonzaga |

2005–2006

| Guard | 66  | 23  | 225
Tellis Frank |  United States | Western Kentucky |

1991–1994

| Center
Forward | 234  | 246  | 1,099
Sundiata Gaines |  United States | Georgia |

2010–2011

| Guard | 21  | 6  | 65
Winston Garland |  United States | Missouri State |

1994–1995

| Guard | 448  | 168  | 1,931
Kevin Garnett |  United States | Farragut Career Academy |

1995–2007

2015–2016

1997-2007

| Center
Forward | 19,201  | 10,718  | 36,189
Dean Garrett |  United States | Indiana |

1996–1997

1999–2002

| Center | 1,131  | 1,156  | 4,306
Tom Garrick |  United States | Rhode Island |

1991–1992

| Guard | 29  | 9  | 112
Mickaël Gelabale |  France | Real Madrid |

2013

| Guard
Forward | 181  | 99  | 644
Marcus Georges-Hunt |  United States | Georgia Tech |

2017-2018

| Guard | 59  | 16  | 224
Taj Gibson |  United States | USC |

2017-2019

| Forward | 1,752  | 1,042  | 4,412
Kendall Gill |  United States | Illinois |

2002–2003

| Guard | 714  | 248  | 2,068
Gerald Glass |  United States | Mississippi |

1990–1992

| Forward
Guard | 1,231  | 365  | 2,499
Dan Godfread |  United States | Evansville |

1991

| Center | 13  | 2  | 20
Anthony Goldwire |  United States | Houston |

2004

| Guard | 13  | 6  | 66
Ryan Gomes |  United States | Providence |

2007–2010

| Forward | 2,957  | 1,215  | 7,258
Treveon Graham |  United States | VCU |

2019–2020

| Guard | 171  | 100  | 663
Paul Grant |  United States | Wisconsin |

1999

| Center | 2  | 1  | 8
Gerald Green |  United States | Gulf Shores Academy |

2007–2008

| Forward | 147  | 62  | 358
Eddie Griffin |  United States | Seton Hall |

2004–2006

| Forward | 865  | 867  | 2,943
Tom Gugliotta |  United States | North Carolina State |

1995–1998

1997

| Forward | 4,201  | 1,970  | 8,566
Andrés Guibert |  Cuba | —  |

1994–1995

| Center | 60  | 61  | 200
Ashton Hagans |  United States | Kentucky |

2021

| Guard | 0  | 0  | 4
Justin Hamilton |  United States | LSU |

2015

| Center | 153  | 86  | 423
Tom Hammonds |  United States | Georgia Tech |

1998–2001

| Forward | 682  | 512  | 2,258
Jason Hart |  United States | Syracuse |

2009

| Guard | 0  | 0  | 5
Trenton Hassell |  United States | Austin Peay State |

2003–2007

| Forward | 2,169  | 935  | 9,069
Lazar Hayward |  United States | Marquette |

2010–2011

2012–2013

| Forward | 170  | 74  | 450
Shane Heal |  Australia | —  |

1996–1997

| Guard | 75  | 18  | 236
Juancho Hernangómez |  Spain | CB Estudiantes |

2020–2021

| Forward | 556  | 307  | 1311
Jordan Hill |  United States | Arizona |

2016–2017

| Forward | 12  | 14  | 47
Fred Hoiberg |  United States | Iowa State |

2003–2005

| Guard | 967  | 449  | 3,076
Ryan Hollins |  United States | UCLA |

2009–2010

| Center | 447  | 207  | 1,223
Josh Howard |  United States | Wake Forest |

2012

| Guard
Forward | 74  | 36  | 207
Troy Hudson |  United States | Southern Illinois |

2002–2007

| Guard | 2,576  | 415  | 6,186
Robbie Hummel |  United States | Purdue |

2013–2015

| Forward | 379  | 266  | 1,397
Bobby Jackson |  United States | Minnesota |

1999–2000

| Guard | 722  | 288  | 1,975
Marc Jackson |  United States | Temple Owls |

2002–2003

| Center | 523  | 310  | 1,367
Stanley Jackson |  United States | UAB |

1993–1994

| Guard | 38  | 27  | 92
Sam Jacobson |  United States | Minnesota |

2000–2001

| Forward
Guard | 20  | 6  | 59
Mike James |  United States | Duquesne |

2006–2007

| Guard | 828  | 163  | 2,069
Marko Jarić |  Serbia | Virtus Pallacanestro Bologna |

2005–2008

| Guard | 1,579  | 639  | 5,846
Nathan Jawai |  Australia | Midland College |

2009–2010

| Forward | 124  | 104  | 412
Othyus Jeffers |  United States | Robert Morris |

2014

| Guard | 2  | 3  | 13
Al Jefferson |  United States | Prentiss High School |

2007–2010

| Forward | 4,183  | 2,162  | 7,218
Chris Johnson |  United States | LSU |

2012–2013

| Center | 117  | 60  | 284
Ervin Johnson |  United States | New Orleans |

2003–2005

| Center | 200  | 345  | 1,375
James Johnson |  United States | Wake Forest |

2020

| Forward | 168  | 66  | 338
Steve Johnson |  United States | Oregon State |

1989–1990

| Center
Forward | 0  | 3  | 17
Wesley Johnson |  United States | Syracuse |

2010–2012

| Forward
Guard | 1,102  | 417  | 3,538
Askia Jones |  United States | Kansas State |

1994

| Guard | 45  | 11  | 139
Tyus Jones |  United States | Duke |

2015–2019

| Guard | 1,249  | 380  | 4,374
Reggie Jordan |  United States | New Mexico State |

1997–1999

| Guard | 220  | 160  | 814
Sean Kilpatrick |  United States | Cincinnati |

2015

| Guard | 22  | 6  | 72
Stacey King |  United States | Oklahoma |

1994–1995

| Center | 479  | 274  | 1,308
Andrei Kirilenko |  Russia | CSKA Moscow |

2012–2013

| Center | 791  | 362  | 2,034
Nathan Knight†  |  United States | William & Mary |

2021–Present

| Center | 138  | 85  | 267
Kosta Koufos |  Greece | Ohio State |

2010–2011

| Center | 106  | 97  | 336
Christian Laettner |  United States | Duke |

1992–1996

| Center
Forward | 4,759  | 2,225  | 9,539
Andrew Lang |  United States | Arkansas |

1996

| Center | 175  | 121  | 550
Zach LaVine |  United States | UCLA |

2014–2017

| Guard | 2,817  | 601  | 5,945
Jake Layman†  |  United States | Maryland |

2019–present

| Forward | 522  | 160  | 1,363
Malcolm Lee |  United States | UCLA |

2012

| Guard | 140  | 65  | 532
Gary Leonard |  United States | Missouri |

1989–1990

| Center | 32  | 27  | 127
Quincy Lewis |  United States | Minnesota |

2003

| Forward | 16  | 7  | 65
Brad Lohaus |  United States | Iowa |

1989

| Center
Forward | 210  | 110  | 590
Luc Longley |  Australia | New Mexico |

1991–1994

| Center | 924  | 792  | 3,025
Felipe López |  Dominican Republic | St. John's |

2001–2002

| Guard | 339  | 154  | 1,038
Kevin Love |  United States | UCLA |

2008–2014

2011–2012, 2014

| Forward | 6,989  | 4,453  | 11,933
Sidney Lowe |  United States | North Carolina State |

1989–1990

| Guard | 187  | 163  | 1,744
John Lucas III |  USA | Oklahoma State |

2016

| Guard | 2  | 0  | 11
Mark Madsen |  United States | Stanford |

2003–2009

| Forward | 497  | 684  | 3,263
Stephon Marbury |  United States | Georgia Tech |

1996–1999

| Guard | 2,826  | 476  | 6,097
Donyell Marshall |  United States | Connecticut |

1994–1995

| Forward | 431  | 196  | 1,036
Darrick Martin |  United States | UCLA |

1995

1996

2004

| Guard | 563  | 115  | 1,722
Kelan Martin |  United States | Butler |

2019–2020

| Forward | 197  | 96  | 495
Kevin Martin |  United States | Western Carolina |

2013–2016

| Guard | 2,492  | 426  | 4,313
Marlon Maxey |  United States | UTEP |

1992–1994

| Forward | 479  | 363  | 1,146
Luc Mbah a Moute |  Cameroon | UCLA |

2013–2014

| Forward | 184  | 119  | 807
Bob McCann |  United States | Morehead State |

1992–1993

| Forward | 495  | 282  | 1,536
Rashad McCants |  United States | North Carolina |

2005–2009

| Guard | 2,233  | 459  | 4,572
Jaden McDaniels†  |  United States | Washington |

2020–Present

| Forward | 1,074  | 525  | 3,314
Jordan McLaughlin†  |  United States | USC |

2019–Present

| Guard | 718  | 251  | 2,430
Keith McLeod |  United States | Bowling Green |

2003–2004

| Guard | 88  | 34  | 391
Darko Miličić |  Serbia | KK Hemofarm |

2010–2012

| Center | 939  | 590  | 2,772
Andre Miller |  United States | Utah |

2015–2016

| Guard | 88  | 24  | 280
Brad Miller |  United States | Purdue |

2012

| Center | 35  | 19  | 146
Mike Miller |  United States | Florida |

2008–2009

| Forward | 722  | 483  | 2,356
Oliver Miller |  United States | Arkansas |

2003–2004

| Center | 121  | 130  | 506
Sam Mitchell |  United States | Mercer University |

1989–1992

1995–2002

| Forward | 7,161  | 3,030  | 18,394
Greg Monroe |  United States | Georgetown |

2021–2022

| Center | 29  | 24  | 81
Shabazz Muhammad |  United States | UCLA |

2013–2018

| Guard | 2,410  | 739  | 4,655
Tod Murphy |  United States | UC Irvine |

1989–1992

| Center
Forward | 1,029  | 929  | 3,985
Shabazz Napier |  United States | UConn |

2019–2020

| Guard | 347  | 110  | 856
Gary Neal |  United States | Towson |

2015

| Guard | 130  | 35  | 262
Radoslav Nesterović |  Slovenia | Virtus Pallacanestro Bologna |

1999–2003

| Center | 2,355  | 1,711  | 7,541
Jaylen Nowell†  |  United States | Washington |

2019–Present

| Guard | 963  | 231  | 1,885
James Nunnally |  United States | UC Santa Barbara |

2018–2019

| Guard/forward | 27  | 4  | 64
Josh Okogie†  |  Nigeria | Georgia Tech |

2018–present

| Guard | 1,552  | 712  | 5,017
Kevin Ollie |  United States | Connecticut |

2008–2009

| Guard | 202  | 75  | 850
Michael Olowokandi |  Nigeria | Pacific |

2003–2006

| Center | 839  | 748  | 2,892
Arinze Onuaku |  United States | Syracuse |

2015

| Center | 27  | 21  | 68
Robert Pack |  United States | USC |

2002

| Guard | 62  | 23  | 252
Cherokee Parks |  United States | Duke |

1996–1998

| Center
Forward | 810  | 632  | 2,664
Andrae Patterson |  United States | Indiana |

1999–2000

| Forward | 120  | 67  | 304
Justin Patton |  United States | Creighton |

2018

| Center | 2  | 0  | 4
Sasha Pavlović |  Serbia | KK Budućnost Podgorica |

2009–2010

| Forward
Guard | 263  | 117  | 877
Adreian Payne |  United States | Michigan State |

2015–2017

| Forward | 403  | 302  | 1,341
Oleksiy Pecherov |  Ukraine | Paris Basket Racing |

2009–2010

| Center | 197  | 124  | 447
Anthony Peeler |  United States | Missouri |

1998–2003

| Guard | 3,622  | 1,058  | 10,305
Nikola Peković |  Montenegro | Panathinaikos B.C. |

2010–2017

| Center | 3,405  | 1,807  | 6,744
Chuck Person |  United States | Auburn |

1992–1994

| Forward | 2,203  | 686  | 5,014
Terry Porter |  United States | Wisconsin–Stevens Point |

1995–1998

| Guard | 2,118  | 556  | 5,426
A. J. Price |  United States | UConn |

2013–2014

| Guard | 44  | 10  | 99
Taurean Prince†  |  United States | Baylor |

2021–Present

| Forward | 502  | 174  | 1,177
Tayshaun Prince |  United States | Kentucky |

2015–2016

| Forward | 221  | 47  | 1,462
Miroslav Raduljica |  Serbia | Azovmash Mariupol |

2015

| Center | 8  | 5  | 23
Igor Rakočević |  Serbia | KK Budućnost Podgorica |

2002–2003

| Guard | 78  | 17  | 244
Mark Randall |  United States | Kansas |

1992

| Forward | 145  | 62  | 382
Anthony Randolph |  West Germany | LSU |

2011–2012

| Forward | 522  | 243  | 980
Theo Ratliff |  United States | Wyoming |

2007–2008

| Center
Forward | 63  | 39  | 214
Justin Reed |  United States | Mississippi |

2006–2007

| Forward | 356  | 141  | 1,024
Naz Reid†  |  United States | LSU |

2019–present

| Center | 1,690  | 747  | 3,057
Cameron Reynolds |  United States | Tulane |

2019

| Guard | 95  | 31  | 259
Chris Richard |  United States | Florida |

2007–2008

| Forward | 98  | 135  | 556
Pooh Richardson |  United States | UCLA |

1989–1992

| Guard | 3,689  | 804  | 8,657
Isaiah Rider |  United States | UNLV |

1994–1996

| Guard | 4,315  | 873  | 7,654
Luke Ridnour |  United States | Oregon |

2010–2013

| Guard | 2,418  | 546  | 6,383
Eric Riley |  United States | Michigan |

1996

| Center | 92  | 76  | 310
Stanley Roberts |  United States | LSU |

1998

| Center | 457  | 363  | 1,328
Glenn Robinson III |  United States | Michigan |

2014–2015

| Forward | 29  | 14  | 108
James Robinson |  United States | Alabama |

1996–1997

1999

| Guard | 649  | 147  | 1,535
Sean Rooks |  United States | Arizona |

1994–1996

| Center | 1,199  | 690  | 3,307
Derrick Rose |  United States | Memphis |

2018–2019

| Guard | 969  | 146  | 1,504
Scott Roth |  United States | Wisconsin |

1989–1990

| Forward | 486  | 112  | 1,061
Brandon Roy |  United States | Washington |

2012–2013

| Guard | 29  | 14  | 122
Donald Royal |  United States | Notre Dame |

1989–1990

| Forward | 387  | 137  | 746
Clifford Rozier |  United States | Louisville |

1997

| Center
Forward | 6  | 6  | 30
Ricky Rubio |  Spain | FC Barcelona Bàsquet |

2011–2017

2020–2021

| Guard | 4,235  | 1,721  | 12,989
Damjan Rudež |  Croatia | CAI Zaragoza |

2015-2016

| Guard | 75  | 20  | 277
Brandon Rush |  United States | Kansas |

2016-2017

| Forward | 197  | 99  | 1,030
D'Angelo Russell†  |  United States | Ohio State |

2020–Present

| Guard | 2,232  | 382  | 3,665
Dario Šarić |  Croatia | Anadolu Efes S.K. |

2018–2019

| Forward | 714  | 371  | 1,627
Dennis Scott |  United States | Georgia Tech |

1999

| Forward | 191  | 38  | 532
Malik Sealy |  United States | St. John's |

1999–2000

| Guard | 1,180  | 444  | 3,123
Brad Sellers |  United States | Ohio State |

1990

1992–1993

| Center
Forward | 182  | 102  | 646
Ramon Sessions |  United States | Nevada |

2009–2010

| Guard | 674  | 214  | 1,732
Charles Shackleford |  United States | North Carolina State |

1995

| Center
Forward | 94  | 67  | 239
Alexey Shved |  Russia | CSKA Moscow |

2012–2014

| Guard | 915  | 256  | 2,504
Chris Silva |  United States | South Carolina |

2021

| Forward | 0  | 1  | 3
Reggie Slater |  United States | Wyoming |

2000–2001

2002–2003

| Forward | 335  | 217  | 827
Charles Smith |  United States | Georgetown |

1995

| Guard | 6  | 5  | 39
Chris Smith |  United States | Connecticut |

1992–1995

| Guard | 1,140  | 291  | 3,956
Craig Smith |  United States | Boston College |

2006–2009

| Forward | 2,081  | 1,053  | 4,544
Greg Smith |  United States | Fresno State |

2016

| Center
Forward | 43  | 42  | 192
Joe Smith |  United States | Maryland |

1999–2000

2001–2003

| Forward | 2,533  | 1,561  | 6,432
Kirk Snyder |  United States | Nevada |

2008

| Guard | 227  | 114  | 680
Felton Spencer |  United States | Louisville |

1990–1993

| Center | 1,270  | 1,400  | 4,876
Latrell Sprewell |  United States | Alabama |

2003–2005

| Guard | 2,396  | 564  | 5,550
Greg Stiemsma |  United States | Wisconsin |

2012–2013

| Center | 307  | 261  | 1,209
Rod Strickland |  United States | DePaul |

2002–2003

| Guard | 320  | 95  | 956
Wally Szczerbiak |  Spain | Miami (Ohio) |

1999–2006

2002

| Forward | 6,777  | 1,932  | 14,715
Jeff Teague |  United States | Wake Forest |

2017–2020

| Guard | 1,952  | 403  | 4,520
Sebastian Telfair |  United States | Abraham Lincoln High School |

2007–2009

2010–2011

| Guard | 1,560  | 316  | 4,739
Jared Terrell |  United States | Rhode Island |

2018–2019

| Guard | 31  | 6  | 111
Jim Thomas |  United States | Indiana |

1990

| Guard | 2  | 0  | 14
John Thomas |  United States | Minnesota |

2005

| Forward | 111  | 97  | 521
Bob Thornton |  United States | UC Irvine |

1990

| Center
Forward | 16  | 15  | 110
Anthony Tolliver |  United States | Creighton |

2010–2012

2018–2019

| Center | 968  | 625  | 3,323
Karl-Anthony Towns†  |  Dominican Republic | Kentucky |

2015–present

2018-2019, 2022

| Center
Forward | 11,170  | 5,465  | 16,472
Gary Trent |  United States | Ohio |

2001–2004

| Forward | 1,333  | 777  | 3,387
Nikoloz Tskitishvili |  Georgia | Pallacanestro Treviso |

2005–2006

| Forward | 3  | 2  | 13
Alando Tucker |  United States | Wisconsin |

2010

| Forward | 8  | 3  | 25
Ronny Turiaf |  France | Gonzaga |

2013-2014

| Center | 149  | 175  | 625
Jarred Vanderbilt |  United States | Kentucky |

2020–2022

| Guard | 858  | 993  | 3,024
Gundars Vētra |  Latvia | BC VEF Rīga |

1992–1993

| Forward | 45  | 8  | 89
Noah Vonleh |  United States | Indiana |

2019–present

| Center | 119  | 116  | 347
Stojko Vranković |  Croatia | Aris B.C. |

1996–1997

| Center | 181  | 168  | 766
Antoine Walker |  United States | Kentucky |

2007–2008

| Forward | 368  | 168  | 892
Spud Webb |  United States | North Carolina State |

1996

| Guard | 244  | 40  | 645
Martell Webster |  United States | Seattle Preparatory School |

2010–2012

| Forward
Guard | 777  | 315  | 2,234
Doug West |  United States | Villanova |

1989–1998

| Forward
Guard | 6,216  | 1,559  | 15,603
DeJuan Wheat |  United States | Louisville |

1997–1998

| Guard | 57  | 11  | 150
Andrew Wiggins |  Canada | Kansas |

2014–2020

| Forward | 8,710  | 1,922  | 15,839
Damien Wilkins |  United States | Georgia |

2009–2010

| Forward | 451  | 249  | 1,585
Mike Wilks |  United States | Rice |

2003

| Guard | 62  | 30  | 324
C. J. Williams |  United States | NC State |

2018–2019

| Guard/forward | 39  | 8  | 128
Corey Williams |  United States | Oklahoma State |

1994

| Guard | 11  | 6  | 46
Derrick Williams |  United States | Arizona |

2011–2013

| Forward | 1,570  | 767  | 3,496
Micheal Williams |  United States | Baylor |

1992–1998

| Guard | 2,247  | 532  | 5,245
Mo Williams |  United States | Alabama |

2014–2015

| Guard | 499  | 98  | 1,149
Shelden Williams |  United States | Duke |

2009

| Forward | 74  | 75  | 207
Trevor Winter |  United States | Minnesota |

1999

| Center | 0  | 3  | 5
Loren Woods |  United States | Arizona |

2001–2003

| Center
Forward | 190  | 217  | 869
Bracey Wright |  United States | Indiana |

2006–2007

| Guard | 129  | 39  | 325
McKinley Wright IV |  United States | Colorado |

2022

| Guard | 5  | 0  | 19
Thaddeus Young |  United States | Georgia Tech |

2014–2015

| Forward | 685  | 245  | 1,605

## Notes[edit]

* A Statistics were last updated July 11, 2022.

## References[edit]

General

* "Minnesota Timberwolves Players". Basketball-Reference. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved July 2, 2016. Note: nationality, school/club, and years for each player are found by following the player's link on the list.

Specific

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