Wolves look to keep the vibes high as they take on the Pacers in Iowa.

The Summer is gone. The ice has melted. The Timberwolves are back.

We’re back like we never left. The Timberwolves play basketball!

The Minnesota Timberwolves are viewed as a top contender going into the 2026-27 season.

We’re back like we never left. The Timberwolves play basketball!

The Wolves got that dog in them, but what kinds of dogs? I’m here to give you the list that literally nobody asked for.

What can facial hair, a Pokémon, and a fancy bartender tell us about the upcoming Timberwolves season?

Our Stockton to Malone (without all of the terrible moral failings and jailable offenses)?

The two most recent megadeals Minnesota made are remarkably similar. The only difference is the side the Wolves were on.

What should Wolves fans fear from the Northwest Division?

Though another season ended in disappointment, there were some good things to take from the year, bad things to focus on correcting, and now, the question of “what’s next?”

With training camp finally here, it’s time to finish our position by position season preview.

Chris Finch has had to adapt to his roster every year. Now, the Wolves have what he wants, and that could mean hardware.

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A once joyous season has ended in devastating fashion, leaving the Lynx with only crushing questions and no answers.

Minnesota’s magical season is on the line and there’s only one way out. Through.

Navigate the complex emotions of Minnesota stars winning rings in other cities with the Canis Scoville Scale of Regret

Minnesota’s magical season is on the line and there’s only one way out. Through.

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While the talk is about Minnesota being down 0-1 in the playoffs, the Lynx are claiming awards for their great season.

Many have ridiculed or criticized Kuminga during his NBA journey, but his path from humble beginnings paints a clearer picture of who he is.

Led by Breanna Stewart’s 34-point double-double, New York took Game 1 from Minnesota to grab a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three series.

Led by Breanna Stewart’s 34-point double-double, New York took Game 1 from Minnesota to grab a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three series.

Ever wish you had a chance to go back in time and undo a wrong? Well, Minnesota can’t time travel, but they can still get revenge.