Yes, the Minnesota Timberwolves could stand to upgrade the roster. But acquiring Detroit Pistons forward Jerami Grant is likely not the answer.
A Jeremi Grant trade doesn’t make sense for the Timberwolves
Detroit Pistons Forward Jerami Grant is one of the most sought-after players of this season’s upcoming trade deadline.
At 6-foot-8, Grant has averaged 21.6 points and 4.8 rebounds per game over the last two seasons, including a modest 34.4 percent mark from three.
This would seemingly be appealing for a Wolves team that needs size and offensive support. However, it’s also plausible that Grant would not be a good fit for this Timberwolves team as currently constructed.
First off, Grant has been a high-usage player on a bad Detroit team over the past two seasons; in that span, he has averaged 16.8 field goal attempts per game.
To put that in perspective, Karl-Anthony Towns and Anthony Edwards, the Wolves two highest-usage players, averaged 17.2 and 17.4 field goal attempts…
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