September 29th news: As the 2025-26 season approaches, the Timberwolves have welcomed another veteran to strengthen the fringe of the lineup. According to reports, forward Alize Johnson, who has been to many teams, has joined the team and will participate in training camp and compete for a roster spot.

The Timberwolves have been eliminated in the Western Conference Finals for the past two seasons. Star player Edwards hopes to lead the team to a higher level this season. President Tim Connelly has already completed most of the roster reinforcements, with Julius Randle and Naz Reid signing new contracts, leaving the team with a core structure. The current signings are primarily aimed at increasing competition and roster depth during training camp.

Johnson last appeared in the NBA in the 2022-23 season, playing just four games for the Spurs. Over the past five years, he's played in 76 games, averaging 7.5 minutes and 2.5 points per game. As a versatile forward, he now has the opportunity to return to the league.

Given the Timberwolves' current roster, Johnson's chances of securing consistent playing time will be challenging. Competition for the power forward position is fierce, with Redd, Jaden McDaniels, Joe Ingles, and young star Leonard Miller already among them. Whether Johnson can make the regular season roster depends on his ability to prove himself in training camp and preseason games.