Friday, February 25th vs. New Orleans Hornets

The Minnesota Timberwolves will host the New Orleans Hornets on Friday, February 25th at the Target Center. The New Orleans Hornets boast one of the league's best point guards in Chris Paul. Paul played for Team USA at the 2008 Olympics, winning a Gold Medal. The Minnesota Timberwolves have defeated the New Orleans Hornets twice this year already and seem to have their number. Get out to the Target Center and support the Wolves! Purchase your Minnesota Timberwolves and New Orleans Hornets tickets today!

Memphis Grizzlies vs. Minnesota Timberwolves on February 2nd

On Wednesday, February 2nd, the Memphis Grizzlies will be attending the Target Center to take on the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Memphis Grizzlies are currently 24-24 and fighting for a final spot in the Western Conference Playoffs. Zach Randolph is having another All-Star season, averaging 20.2 points and 13.3 rebounds. Rudy Gay is also averaging 20.1 points. The Timberwolves are coming off of a big win against the Toronto Raptors. Two home victories in a row would be great for the fans at the Target Center. Use Ticket King today for your Minnesota Timberwolves tickets!

Wednesday, January 26th vs. Oklahoma City Thunder

The Minnesota Timberwolves will host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday, January 26th at the Target Center. The Oklahoma City Thunder are one of the most exciting teams in the NBA and have built a strong franchise. They boast star player Kevin Durant, a scoring freak. He led the league in scoring last season with 30 points a game at the age of 21. They also have one of the league's best point guards in Russell Westbrook. James Harden, Jeff Green, and Serge Ibaka are quality role players to compliment Westbrook and Durant. Purchase your Minnesota Timbewolves tickets with Timberwolves Tickets!

Thursday, January 13 vs Washington Wizards

The Minnesota Timberwolves will face the Washington Wizards on January 13, 2011 at the Target Center. The Washington Wizards feature one of the NBA's best young players, in ultra talented point guard John Wall. John Wall went #1 overall in the 2010 NBA Draft. He played one season for the Kentucky Wildcats and nearly led the team to the Final Four. He is averaging 15 points and 8 assists already in his rookie season. Purchase your Minnesota Timberwolves tickets today with Ticket King and watch them take on John Wall and the Washington Wizards!

Minnesota Timberwolves Defeat Cleveland Cavaliers by 34 Points

The Cleveland Cavaliers were playing in front of the world on Thursday night against the Miami Heat. They fell flat on their faces against the Heat and were essentially lifeless. Some guy named LeBron James scored 38 points. On Saturday night, the Minnesota Timberwolves did not let them get up. The T'wolves trounced the Cavaliers by 34 points in the game and were ahead as much as 40 points. Here's what happened:

-The Wolves scored 37 points in the opening quarter, marking the highest scoring quarter of the season. Minnesota’s 73 points in the first half were also a season-high. The 34-point margin of victory was the fourth largest in franchise history.
-Kevin Love scored 28 points and had 19 rebounds

-Wesley Johnson had 20 points

-Darko Milicic had 14 points and 9 rebounds

-The Timberwolves made 18 three-pointers, a franchise record

-Oh, by the way, that all happened without Michael Beasley playing (out because of a sprained ankle)

Wednesday, December 8th vs. Oklahoma City Thunder

The Oklahoma City Thunder are one of the most exciting teams in the league. They are also one of the youngest. The Minnesota Timberwolves are the youngest team in the league and are piecing together the roster bit by bit. The Oklahoma City Thunder boast Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, and Jeff Green. Durant is a front-runner for the MVP and averaged 30 points last season, edging out LeBron James for the scoring title. Purchase your Minnesota Timberwolves tickets today!

Kevin Love Erupts for 31 Points and 31 Rebounds

Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Love erupted for 31 points and 31 rebounds on Friday night against the New York Knicks at the Target Center. It was the first time an NBA player had that stat line since 1982 when Moses Malone accomplished it. It was an electric crowd at the Target Center with an announced crowd of 15,000 to 16,000. Michael Beasley scored 35 points, after scoring 42 the game before against the Sacramento Kings. Rookie Wesley Johnson continues to impress with 15 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 blocks against the Knicks. They will be getting Jonny Flynn and Martell Webster back from injury shortly and that will help the team as well. Purchase your Minnesota Timberwolves tickets today!

Next Home Game - vs. Atlanta Hawks on November 5th

The Minnesota Timberwolves have a tough road schedule in November. They play at Miami, Orlando, Houston, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Oklahoma City, Atlanta, and Charlotte. From November 1 to November 15, they have only two home games. On Friday, November 5, the Minnesota Timberwolves will host the Atlanta Hawks at the Target Center. The Atlanta Hawks have a promosing young roster with Joe Johnson, Al Horford, Josh Smith, Marvin Williams, and Mike Bibby. Don't delay and purchase your Minnesota Timberwolves tickets today through Ticket King!

Target Center Celebrating 20 Years!

The Target Center was officially completed on October 13, 1990. It is has been the home of the Minnesota Timberwolves for their entire existence. This season marks the 20th year since it has been opened. The Target Center has also been home to the Minnesota Lynx of the WNBA since 1999. The Target Center has hosted the 1994 NBA All-Star Game and the 1995 NCAA Women's Final Four. It's hard to realize how much the Target Center has transformed during it's 20 years of existence. Congratulations to the Target Center for their 20th year!

Don't Look Now, But Optimism Growing Around Minnesota Timberwolves

We know it's only preseason. However, the Minnesota Timberwolves have looked impressive thus far and the optimism is growing around the fanbase. There are plenty of articles written recently about the upgraded defense, shooting, and talent compared to last year's team. As I've stated before, the depth on this team is leaps and bounds ahead of what has been here before. I like what I see so far and hope we can turn some heads this season. The first game is on Wednesday, October 27 at home against the Sacramento Kings.

Minnesota Timberwolves Preseason Opener October 12

The Minnesota Timberwolves are fresh off of 2 wins in London and Paris. They return now to Minnesota to face off against the Denver Nuggets at the Target Center on Tuesday, October 12. The Timberwolves handled the defending NBA Champion Los Angeles Lakers and then defeated the New York Knicks. Like I've said before, I think this team will surprise some people. They will have to rely on their depth and playing smart basketball. Get your preseason tickets for the Minnesota Timberwolves!

Minnesota Timberwolves May Surprise Some People This Season

Many newspapers, websites, writers, and virtually any other form of media, has low expectations for the Minnesota Timberwolves heading into the 2010-2011 season. I understand some of that sentiment - however, I believe this is the best roster they have had since losing Kevin Garnett. Okay, maybe that is not saying a heck of a whole lot, but I think there is reason for hope. The players listed below all have some potential to turn some heads in my opinion:

- Kevin Love: A double-double machine. Will have his first shot at starting at PF since Al Jefferson was traded.

- Michael Beasley: A former #2 overall pick and averaged 15 points and 6 rebounds last season for Miami. He has a lot to play for and I think he will play with something to prove.

- Wesley Johnson: An unknown. Considered a "safe" pick but the #4 overall player will have high expectations. I think he could surprise fans with his athleticism.

- Wayne Ellington: A 3-point shooter who will look to improve in his 2nd season.

- Jonny Flynn: Averaged 14 points and 4 assists last season as a rookie. Undersized but he is an explosive athlete.

- Martell Webster: Another unknown. Could be a big surprise or a bust. We will see what type of player he is. I am looking forward to watching this guy.

- Nikola Pekovic: A European who was highly coveted. Tough and edgy player. Again, an unknown.

- Darko Milic: I get it. He's been a bust where he was drafted. However, he gives the Wolves a legit center that can play defense.

- Lazar Hayward: A rookie who has said all the right things. We'll see what we have with him.

- Corey Brewer: A candidate for Most Improved Player last season. Let's see if he can keep it going.

- Anthony Tolliver: Hey, the guy made a classic YouTube video about "The Decision"