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Jonathan Kuminga’s role as the Timberwolves’ starting power forward will be very simplified to his benefit, if he fully buys in: Offense: Transition + Cuts to rim being set up frequently by LaMelo Ball Defense: Guard a team’s second-best scorer each game

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