Target Center Attractions: Huberts Sports Bar & Grill

Looking for something to do before/after during the concert or game? Try Huberts!

Located at Target Center on the corner of First Avenue and 6th Street, Huberts Sports Bar & Grill features Happy Hour EVERYDAY:

11am-6pm featuring $3 Domestic Bottles & Drafts
$4 Premium Bottles & Drafts,
$4 Drink Special 11pm-1am 1/2 Off Everything Behind The Bar!

Target Center Concessions

Target Center does not allow outside food or beverages into the arena. However, Delaware North Companies provides guests with a wide variety of menu options.

Target Center Concession Stand Offerings

Deli Stands - Sections 106, 136, 205 and 237 Featuring Hot Dogs, Bratwursts, Nachos, Pretzels and Other Snacks

Grill Stands - Sections 109, 129, 211, and 231 Featuring Hamburgers, Chicken Sandwiches, Fries, Chicken Tenders and Steak Sandwiches

Soft Serve Ice Cream - Sections 106 and 136

State Fair Stand - Section 113 Featuring Fresh Cut Fries, Baked Potatoes, and Fried Cheese Curds

Loco Lobos Stand - Section 133 Featuring our signature Nachos, Burritos and Tacos with authentic Mexican meats

Pizza - Sections 131 and 217

* Fried with zero trans fat frying oils.

Healthier beverage options sold throughout the arena include:
Aquafina
Aquafina Splash
Sobe Life Water
Gatorade and G2
Orange and Apple Juice
Pepsi Products – including Diet Pepsi, Diet Mountain Dew and Diet Sierra Mist

Enrique Iglesias and Jennifer Lopez Tickets

Enrique Iglesias and Jenifer Lopez are set to serenade the Target Center on August 1 at 730pm. Want tickets? Check out the inventory:

Enrique Iglesias Tickets Jennifer Lopez Tickets

2012 USA Basketball Roster

Below are the outstanding players representing the USA in the 2012 London Olympic Games. GO USA!

Pay special attention to our very own Kevin Love!

Player Position Height Weight Team/School

Chris Paul G 6'0" 183 Los Angeles Clippers / Wake Forest
Russell Westbrook G 6'3" 187 Oklahoma City Thunder / UCLA
Deron Williams G 6'3" 209 Brooklyn Nets / Illinois
James Harden G 6'5" 220 Oklahoma City Thunder / Arizona State
Kobe Bryant G 6'5" 205 Los Angeles Lakers / Lower Merion H.S. (PA)
Andre Iguodala G/F 6'5" 207 Philadelphia 76ers / Arizona
Carmelo Anthony F 6'8" 230 New York Knicks / Syracuse
LeBron James F 6'8" 250 Miami Heat / St. Vincent-St. Mary H.S. (OH)
Kevin Durant G 6'9" 235 Oklahoma City Thunder / Texas
Blake Griffin F 6'10" 251 Los Angeles Clippers / Oklahoma
Kevin Love F 6'10" 260 Minnesota Timberwolves / UCLA
Tyson Chandler C 7'1" 240 New York Knicks / Dominguez H.S. (CA)

Minnesota Timberwolves Free Agency Moves

The Minnesota Timberwolves are looking to continue their aggressive approach during free agency. This means the Timberwolves roster will likely feature many new players this 2012-13 NBA season.

Stay tuned for Minnesota Timberwolves Roster updates. On the outs so far are Michael Beasley and Anthony Randolph.

Kevin Love Frustrated About Lack of Playoff Appearances

Kevin Love has spoken out about some impatience in the Timberwolves' lack of accomplishments, particularly playoff appearances.

Love was recently selected for his first Team USA Olympic appearance and expressed frustration in basically not having anything to contribute when the conversation among athletes shifts to playoff appearances.

The forward is the only member of the 2012 U.S. Olympic team who doesn't have an NBA playoff appearance on his resume.

After signing a four-year, $62 million extension with the Timberwolves in January, it might seem as though Love's long-term future might not be in Minnesota.

Timberwolves Pursue Nicolas Batum

The Minnesota Timberwolves and Rick Adelman entered the off season and free agency with aggressive intentions.

The organization looked to dominate the free agency market and trades to bring in skilled veterans who could encourage a Minnesota evolution.

The Timberwolves hosted Boston Celtics free agent Greg Stiemsma and were working hard to bring in Portland restricted free agent Nicolas Batum for a visit, just two days after visiting Brandon Roy in Seattle.

After failing to extend offers to Michael Beasley and Anthony Randolph, the Wolves freed up more than $12 million to use in free agency.