They’re slated to do so early in Wednesday’s second round. Minnesota enters the day armed with two selections — No. 33, the third pick of the round, and No. 59. Connelly said Tuesday night the Wolves are “excited” about the way the board looks heading into Round 2.

The Julius Randle trade has put even more pressure on the Timberwolves, who now need to act fast to keep Anthony Edwards.

The Bucks have yet to pull the trigger on a deal, with the belief around the league that they are underwhelmed by offers on the table from the Miami Heat and the Celtics, widely considered to be the two most aggressive pursuers of the two-time MVP.