The Minnesota Timberwolves have three young and upcoming NBA stars on their roster. Jimmy Butler, Andrew Wiggins and of course Karl Anthony Towns. All of these players are 20+ points per game scorers, can lead a game in scoring, and can challenge some heavy talented teams like the Golden State Warriors, who they actually beat last night in China for the pre-season.
Minnesota's youth and talent will keep the NBA busy for the next years to come. But are they the NBA's next three-headed monster? Is Karl Anthony Towns a future MVP? Andrew Wiggins an All-Star?
Could Minnesota be the NBA’s next three-headed monster?
Teams with three players who posted at least 25 percent usage over the season, since 1992
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SEASON
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TEAM
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PLAYER ONE
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PLAYER TWO
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PLAYER THREE
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2016-17
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Warriors
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Kevin Durant
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Stephen Curry
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Klay Thompson
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2016-17
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Cavaliers
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LeBron James
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Kyrie Irving
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Kevin Love
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2008-09
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Mavericks
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Dirk Nowitzki
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Jason Terry
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Josh Howard
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2007-08
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Spurs
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Tim Duncan
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Tony Parker
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Manu Ginobili
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2001-02
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Bucks
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Ray Allen
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Glenn Robinson
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Sam Cassell
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1999-2000
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Bucks
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Ray Allen
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Glenn Robinson
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Sam Cassell
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