Minnesota role players alignment chart

The Minnesota' players who aren't starters or stars. Sort minnesota role players onto an alignment chart, from lawful good to chaotic evil.

Drag into a cell, or tap a tile then tap a cell. Click a label to rename it
Julian Gressel#24
M · MIN
ASAlec Smir#1
G · MIN
ARAlisa Randell#17
F · MIN
Bongokuhle Hlongwane#21
F · MIN
Carlos Harvey#67
M · MIN
D.J. Taylor#27
D · MIN
Drake Callender#12
G · MIN
JDJefferson Díaz#28
D · MIN
JPJoaquín Pereyra#26
M · MIN
JAJordan Adebayo-​Smith#99
F · MIN
KRKayne Rizvanovich#94
G · MIN
KYKelvin Yeboah#9
F · MIN
KCKieran Chandler#33
D · MIN
Kyle Duncan#3
D · MIN
MDMamadou Dieng#29
F · MIN
MCMarcus Caldeira#22
F · MIN
MMMaurice Malone#11
F · MIN
MGMauricio Gonzalez#18
F · MIN
MDMorris Duggan#23
D · MIN
NTNectarios Triantis#25
D · MIN
NRNicolás Romero#5
D · MIN
OGOwen Gene#30
M · MIN
Peter Stroud#6
M · MIN
TCTomás Chancalay#8
F · MIN
TPTroy Putt#32
F · MIN

Top minnesota role players — November 2026

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How a alignment chart works

An alignment chart has nine boxes: lawful, neutral and chaotic across the top, good, neutral and evil down the side.

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The Minnesota' players who aren't starters or stars.

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