This is the first trade to occur this evening of Draft 2024! According to information from ESPN insider Adrian Wojnarowski, the Minnesota Timberwolves sent an unprotected 2031 first round Draft pick and a swap on their protected 2030 top 1 pick to secure the services of Rob Dillingham. Among the four most anticipated external positions for this vintage, here is one which will bring new blood to the Wolves back lines.
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So the Wolves get Rob Dillingham (Pick No. 8) and send to San Antonio:
– An unprotected first round of Draft 2031
– A swap on the pick 2030, protected Top 1
— TrashTalk (@TrashTalk_fr) June 27, 2024
The Wolves were one of the four best teams this 2024 season, yet they are not afraid to send a trade to acquire a young player on this Draft evening. The famous Timberdogs did not hesitate to sacrifice a little of their distant future to ensure better horizons in the short term. With a crazy handle, breathtaking heses, 3-point step-backs that often end in failure, young Rob Dillingham is a blast when you watch him play.
Gaps in defense, a size that worries a little at only 1m85, but My friend Rob will at least be able to benefit from a super mini mentor in Minnesota in the person of Mike Conley. to help him find his way. What’s better to develop yourself when you’re not tall? Above all, Dillingham will have the opportunity to make strong progress by directly starting his NBA adventure with a team that wins, and which does not do it by halves. Making your professional debut between Rudy Gobert and Anthony Edwards… As number 8 in the Draft, it’s a godsend!
ROB DILLINGHAM AND ANTHONY EDWARDS IS GONNA FEED FAMILIES 😈 pic.twitter.com/PJhMlamcWk
— Overtime (@overtime) June 27, 2024
It wouldn’t have been a real Draft night without a player selected tonight being traded before the end of the ceremony. In any case, the Anthony Edwards – Rob Dillingham backcourt really appeals to us, and we can’t wait to see the result on the field. Hurry up the month of October, we can’t wait anymore.
2024-06-27 02:28:00
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