Analysis: Several players made big contributions for the Timberwolves in their blowout victory over the Warriors. Even in the one-sided affair, Gobert logged 35 minutes, allowing him the time necessary to dominate the glass and the interior before finishing with a monster double-double, his eighth of January. Gobert has enjoyed another strong season and should continue to produce good numbers the rest of the way, barring any unforeseen circumstances.

Analysis: DiVincenzo did all of his scoring from beyond the arc on Monday, taking and making a lot of threes at an efficient clip. In addition to the scoring, DiVincenzo was by far Minnesota's best distributor on the night ??" he led the team in assists and tied a season-high in the process. His four stocks may stand out the most, however, to add to a very balanced performance. The Timberwolves won this game convincingly, but even with the score being one-sided, DiVincenzo logged 31 minutes and, as a result, was nearly able to collect a double-double.

Analysis: Randle certainly didn't log one of his more explosive performances on Monday, but in the blowout win, he still put up a decent line in his 23 minutes of game action. He shot well from the field and led the Timberwolves in scoring, despite some struggles from the three-point line. He had a difficult time taking care of the basketball, too. Yet, Randle was active on the boards and came close to securing a double-double in his relatively brief time. He'll next take the floor on Wednesday against the Mavericks.

Analysis: With Anthony Edwards (foot) ruled out for Monday's game, Conley moves into the starting lineup. However, the move into the starting lineup isn't expected to result in a significant increase in the veteran point guard's workload. Despite coming off the bench, Bones Hyland offers a higher ceiling for fantasy managers seeking a streamer.

Analysis: Edwards will sit out Monday's game after scoring 32 points in Sunday's loss to the Warriors. Bones Hyland and Mike Conley will see their opportunities increase, with the former offering the higher streaming ceiling.

Analysis: Edwards is a new addition to the injury report, with right foot injury management as the reason for his inclusion. Given the timing of the injury update, there's a real possibility that he doesn't play. If Edwards sits, Mike Conley and Bones Hyland will be asked to pick up the slack, with the latter offering a higher ceiling.

Analysis: DiVincenzo was in a bit of a slump coming into Sunday's game. The 28-year-old shooting guard had last scored at least 20 points in a game on January 8, a span of seven games. DiVincenzo wasn't very efficient, but most of his attempts were three-pointers and he made 6-of-15 from behind the three-point line. He's provided eighth-round per game value over the last two weeks and the Timberwolves have four games in the upcoming week, making him worth considering in standard leagues if he's available.

Analysis: Edwards bounced back after scoring just 20 points in Thursday's loss to the Bulls, adding four made three-pointers. It wasn't enough for the Timberwolves to come away with a win as they fell 111-85 to the Warriors on Sunday. Minnesota has now lost four games in a row. Edwards has provided second-round per game value over the last two weeks. The Timberwolves start a four-game week against the Warriors on Monday.

Analysis: In the aftermath of Saturday's killing of a man by federal agents, the league has decided to postpone Saturday's game. The two teams will play on Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Eastern, meaning the Warriors and Timberwolves will meet on consecutive nights.

Analysis: It continues to come inconsistently, but Reid has been a fantasy beast at times this season. Usually, that's because of an offensive explosion, which held true in this game. However, it was the defensive impact that made this so impressive. The blocks were a new season high for him, and for a player only averaging 0.9 blocks per game this year, that isn't a category that managers have relied on from him. He'll look to stay hot against the Warriors on Saturday.

Analysis: Randle's production had dropped off in the two games since Anthony Edwards returned, but that didn't hold true in this one. This was his eight 30-point game of the season, though only three of those have come over the past month. Randle has been excellent for Minnesota this year, and he currently ranks inside the top 50 in nine-category leagues. He'll look to stay hot against the Warriors on Saturday.

Analysis: Randle was a late addition to the injury report, but he will be good to go against Chicago. He'll occupy his typical role in the starting lineup and look to help Minnesota snap this three-game losing streak.

Analysis: Randle, Naz Reid, and Donte DiVincenzo are the only players to play in all 44 games this season, so the expectation is that Randle will do what he can to get onto the court. Randle was also present at shootaround earlier on Thursday, so the injury is likely not severe. If he doesn't play, Reid would likely slide into the starting lineup with Joan Beringer entering the rotation.

Analysis: Edwards followed up his career-high 55-point performance against the Spurs on Saturday with 38 points against the Jazz on Tuesday. The 24-year-old shooting guard was out-dueled by Keyonte George, who had 43 points as the Jazz came back from down 12 points in the fourth quarter to win 127-122. Minnesota is off until Thursday against the Bulls, which gives Edwards some time to rest his lingering foot injury.

Analysis: Reid exited Saturday's matchup with the Spurs early with the shoulder injury, but he'll be back in action without missing a game. With Rudy Gobert (hip) also available, Reid should occupy his usual spot off the bench.

Analysis: Reid, who started for Rudy Gobert, left Saturday's loss to the Spurs during the first half with a sore left shoulder. Gobert's off the injury report, so he'll be back in the starting lineup. If Reid can't play against the Jazz, rookie Joan Beringer may enter the rotation.

Analysis: Ingles will be available after a one-game absence, but that won't alter the Timberwolves' rotation. If he sees the floor at all, it will only be for a few minutes.

Analysis: Gobert missed Saturday's game, but he'll return to take on his former team. Naz Reid will head back to the bench, though he is questionable with a shoulder issue. His status will determine if Joan Beringer is part of the rotation or not.

Analysis: With Saturday's performance, Randle is up to 13 double-doubles, one shy of his tally for the entire 2024-25 season. He appears to be in a better space than he was for most of his first season in Minnesota, and the stats bear that out. Randle didn't shoot well from the field, but he was perfect at the foul line and posted a solid overall stat line.

Analysis: McDaniels finished Saturday's defeat with his tenth game with at least 20 points and a complete stat line. Due to the Timberwolves' scoring options, the talented wing defender tends to take a back seat on offense. That wasn't the case against the Spurs, and he made the most of his opportunities. Rostered in 46 percent of Yahoo! leagues, McDaniels has been a top-50 player in eight-cat formats over the past two weeks.