Timberwolves' Kyle Anderson is set to play for China in FIBA World Cup
Minnesota Timberwolves sixth man Kyle Anderson will play for China in the FIBA Basketball World Cup starting next month.
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Minnesota Timberwolves sixth man Kyle Anderson will play for China in the FIBA Basketball World Cup starting next month.
Anthony Edwards is now among the highest-paid athletes in Minnesota history, but that's not the end goal in his eyes.
The Timberwolves continued their offseason spending spree on young talent Monday with a new deal for Nickeil Alexander-Walker.
The Minnesota Timberwolves announced a trio of signings on Sunday, including their top pick in the NBA draft.
The NBA unveiled the details Saturday of its inaugural in-season tournament, which will have a prize pool of about $18 million and will be capped by a championship game — which won't count in the standings — in Las Vegas on Dec. 9.
Timberwolves fans can breathe easy -- star Anthony Edwards has reportedly agreed to a much anticipated contract extension.
It's official: Naz Reid will not be hitting the free agency market and will in fact stick with the Minnesota Timberwolves for a while.
Minnesota Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert appears to be in for France in this year's FIBA World Cup.
A breakout player for the Minnesota Timberwolves is reportedly sticking around for a while.
Two new players are heading to Minnesota after the 2023 NBA Draft.
With the 53rd pick, Connelly allowed for the possibility that the Timberwolves could trade up. Not to the first round but, to early in the second.
The Timberwolves only have one pick -- and it's late in the second round.
The Wolves are currently slated to pick 53rd overall, having traded this year's first-round pick as part of the package that brought Rudy Gobert to Minnesota.
WCCO's Mike Max caught up with four high-level professional athletes and one doctor who specializes in performance anxiety to talk about what it means to feel the pressure, and how to deal with it in sports and beyond.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly half of U.S. adults 30 and older have some form of gum disease, and it's even more common after the age of 65.