Highest point-scorers in Minnesota Timberwolves history

On March 31, 2022, Giannis Antetokounmpo drilled a 25-foot step-back jumper to tie a hotly contested game against the Brooklyn Nets. The Milwaukee Bucks bench jumped to their feet, and despite playing on the road at the Barclays Center, the crowd went wild. In that moment, the "Greek Freak" had not only evened the score with that shot, but he also became the Bucks' all-time leading scorer—claiming the throne that was previously held by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

OLBG compiled a list of the highest point-scorers in Minnesota Timberwolves history using data from Basketball Reference. Players were ranked by the number of points they scored for the team over their career.

LeBron James has scored more postseason points than any other player in NBA history, but this year he watched from home for only the fourth time in his 19-year career. That's because the 2020 champion Los Angeles Lakers shockingly missed the playoffs after coming into this season as strong championship contenders. Also absent from the postseason was James' teammate Russell Westbrook, who is the highest scorer in Oklahoma City Thunder history. Read on to see the highest scoring players in Minnesota Timberwolves history or you can read about every team in the NBA here.

#10. Isaiah Rider
- 4,315 total points for the franchise

#9. Christian Laettner
- 4,759 total points for the franchise

#8. Tony Campbell
- 4,888 total points for the franchise

#7. Doug West
- 6,216 total points for the franchise

#6. Wally Szczerbiak
- 6,777 total points for the franchise

#5. Kevin Love
- 6,989 total points for the franchise

#4. Sam Mitchell
- 7,161 total points for the franchise

#3. Andrew Wiggins
- 8,710 total points for the franchise

#2. Karl-Anthony Towns
- 11,170 total points for the franchise

#1. Kevin Garnett
- 19,201 total points for the franchise
- Hall of Fame inductee