Tolliver finished the 2017-18 season strongly in Detroit, picking up some of the slack after Blake Griffin went down with an injury. Over the last five weeks of the season, Tolliver posted averages of 11.6 points per game and 3.5 rebounds per game, to go with 2.6 made threes. The veteran now makes his way back to Minnesota, where he figures to be a consistent bench presence for a team in need of floor-spacers. The Wolves have a decent supply of depth at the four in Taj Gibson and Gorgui Dieng, but Tolliver is a better shooter than both players and will fight for minutes in what's become a notoriously tight rotation. It'll be difficult for Tolliver to match the 22-plus minutes per game he saw last season, but if Gibson, Dieng or even Karl-Anthony Towns were to go down, Tolliver would be in position to pick up increased offensive responsibility. At this point in his career, however, Tolliver is essentially a three-point specialist who chips in a few rebounds. Last season, more than 77 percent of his field goal attempts came from beyond the arc.