It s time to take action, the Timberwolves are one "Van Jordan" away from the championship!

Last year was a very successful season for the Timberwolves. They were third in the Western Conference in the regular season and reached the Western Conference Finals all the way. In the end, he lost to the Mavericks 1-4 and missed the finals.

If there are any weak rings in the Timberwolves lineup, it is their starting point guard Mike Conley. Although Conley, who was 36 years old last year, has made some contributions on the offensive end, averaging 11.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 1.4 steals per game, shooting percentage of 42.8% and three-point shooting percentage of 39.5%. But he was a complete colander on the defensive end. He was only 1.83 meters tall, and he was old and slow to move. In the Western Conference Finals, Irving and Doncic ordered the list continuously.

The Timberwolves also made corresponding changes in the offseason, and they exchanged Towns for Randall and Divinchenzo. The deal is not just to save the price difference between Randall and Towns, but also to be interested in defender Divinchenzo. Last season, he played his best season in his career with the Knicks Divinchenzo, averaging 15.5 points per game in the regular season and shooting 40.1% from three-pointers. The playoffs even increased the data to 17.8 points, with a three-point shooting percentage of 42.5%. The Timberwolves decided to make this deal because they took a fancy to Divinchenzo's performance.

However, after leaving Brunson and Hart and other college alumni, Divinchenzo, who came to the Timberwolves, became what he used to be. The regular season starter averaged 11.7 points per game. The Timberwolves won fewer wins and lost more. In desperation, the Timberwolves had to bring Conley to the starter again. Conley, who is already 37 years old, has experienced a cliff-like decline this season. He can only contribute 5.1 points and 3.1 assists per game in the playoffs, shooting percentage of 31.9% and three-point shooting percentage of 29.6%. Even so, the Timberwolves can only start because the team really does not have a reliable point guard to use, which also leads to inexplicable pass mistakes in some offensive rounds.

And the sluggish offensive end of Conley and Divinchenzo also made the opponent double-team Edwards even more unscrupulously, making Edwards struggle throughout the playoffs. This year's playoff shooting percentage is only 42.9% and 33.8% from three-point shooting percentage. It was only when Curry was injured that he had difficulty changing the series score to 2-1. If Curry hadn't been injured accidentally, the Timberwolves would have been eliminated.

If the Timberwolves fail to win the championship again this season, they will definitely pursue a qualified starting point guard during the offseason. Considering that good defenders are scarce and difficult to circulate in the market, they can try to trade to get the Rockets' Van Vreet.

Many people may not look down on Van Vritte. In fact, Van Vritte's assist and turnover ratio is very high, and his defense is also medium-to-middle. Although Van Vreet struggled with the Rockets, that was because the Rockets' overall offense was not good, so they could only rely on Van Vreet, and the opponent's defense was targeted at him, so he was inefficient. It's different when it comes to the Timberwolves. There are Edwards and Randle on the offensive end, and Reed is also the substitute. Van Vreet faces much less defensive pressure, and his shooting efficiency will be greatly improved. And Van Vreet is a very pick-and-roll player. His pick-and-roll with Gobert will increase Gobert's threat on the offensive end.

If you can get Van Vreet, the Timberwolves' lineup will have almost no weak rings, and the chance of winning next season will be greatly improved.