Minnesota Timberwolves

The Minnesota Timberwolves are an NBA franchise based in Minneapolis, founded in 1989. The Timberwolves have long been a rebuilding team, before experiencing several phases of competitiveness.

The history of the Timberwolves is primarily defined by Kevin Garnett, one of the greatest legends in the franchise’s history. MVP in 2004, he led Minnesota to the Conference Finals, a historic achievement for the team.

After a long difficult period, the franchise has regained positive momentum with Anthony Edwards, who has become the face of the project and one of the most explosive young talents in today’s NBA. The Timberwolves play at the Target Center, in the heart of Minneapolis.

Today, the Timberwolves are considered a rising team in the Western Conference, with the ambition of establishing themselves as consistent playoff contenders.