The Minnesota Timberwolves face an important offseason as they need to figure out how to keep pace in a competitive Western Conference. The Wolves have a chance to remain one of the top teams in the West with the San Antonio Spurs, Oklahoma City Thunder, and Denver Nuggets, among other teams, but they will need to make changes as Donte DiVincenzo's Achilles injury will compromise his availability for at least part of the season. The Wolves acquired Dosunmu in a trade with the Chicago Bulls back in February and acquired his bird rights in the deal. This means the Wolves have the potential to offer him money that exceeds the luxury tax and apron. Perhaps the Wolves could trade DiVincenzo to a team that can absorb his salary to give Minnesota some cap room, but it isn't completely necessary. That being said, with a year remaining on DiVincenzo's contract, the Wolves can use him as a trade chip to acquire a player who can help them in the short term. The Wolves will need to make a decision on whether to re-sign Dosunmu or let him walk in free agency. If they choose to re-sign him, they will need to make sure they have enough cap space to offer him a contract that is worth his value. If they choose to let him walk, they will need to find another point guard to fill the void. The Wolves have a few options to consider, including signing a free agent or trading for a player. However, re-signing Dosunmu would be the best option for the Wolves as he is a proven player who can help them in the short term.