ESPN's Shams Charania cited the Timberwolves as a potential suitor, while Brian Windhorst from the same network said it’s Antetokounmpo who has interest in Minnesota. The fact that Kevin Durant wasn’t thrilled about playing for the Timberwolves dissuaded Tim Connelly and Co. from fully pursuing a trade for the aging superstar over the summer. If Antetokounmpo — who has spent his entire NBA career in Wisconsin — is indeed intrigued by the possibility of moving one state away, a major box is checked. That alone probably makes a deal worth doing, but exactly which deal is always the question. NBA salary cap constraints complicate any deal, but Minnesota has several salaries that can be aggregated to help the financial dots connect.