I made a comment in another thread about how good Milwaukee's roster looks and it got me to thinking about which rebuilding teams I'd want to swap rosters with. Honestly I'm not sure I'd swap rosters with the Wolves.
Sure Wiggins is a big potential guy, he could be the next Scottie Pippen. He could also be the next Brandon Roy. Or the next Michael Beasley. That's the thing about potential. I'm actually rooting for him. I think after all the hype settles down he'll be a very good NBA player. I'd stop short of calling him a superstar but that is just a hunch. I'd also note that many analysts have questions about which top-10 pick will end up being the best of this class. For all we know Smart will be a better pro than Wiggins.
Aside from Wiggins the rosters aren't all that much apart. Thad Young and Jeff Green are very similar, I argue the edge to Young. Martin and Wallace have similarly awful contracts. You might not know it but Sully has been every bit as good a player as Dieng has, I'd argue better in many respects (higher usage rate, playing against NBA starters, etc).
Rondo is certainly a better player than Rubio. Bradley and Brewer are very similar. We both have reclamation projects in Bennett and Turner, albeit Bennett is much younger. We both have young inexperienced wings in Young and Robinson. They have a couple of unfinished products in Muhammed and Lavine. We have unfinished bigs in Olynyk and Zeller.
We both have 2-3 expiring veteran deals. For us it's Bass, Thornton and Anthony. For them, Barea and Turiaf.
So really they have Pek. We don't have an equivalent talent to him. On the other hand, they don't have a war chest of draft picks.
I'll take the C's in this episode of NBA Rebuilders 1v1.