Jaylen Clark is one player who could see a bigger role on the Minnesota Timberwolves this season. During media day, Clark seemed to understand exactly what he needs to do to earn a bigger role this season. pic.twitter.com/IObXuZHFBf — Jonah (@Huncho_Jman) September 29, 2025Last season, Clark averaged 13.1 minutes and 4.1 points, on 46.7/43.1/78.4 shooting splits in 40 games. Regardless, it's possible that both players earn a real role in the Wolves' rotation. Clark is also an impressive defensive playmaker; his 3.3 steals per 100 possessions last season ranked in the 96th percentile per DataBallr.