Anthony Edwards (foot) and Rudy Gobert (suspension) will not play in Minnesota's game in Milwaukee against the Bucks on Tusday night.

The game that’s been looming over the Timberwolves’ December schedule is finally here. Oklahoma City rolls into Target Center Friday night, and with them comes everything the Wolves have been trying to outrun for the first two months of the season ...

Anthony Edwards is in his sixth NBA season, but he is still only 24 years old. These two numbers can lead to some conflicting viewpoints among fans. In six seasons, it’s easy to say Edwards should have the league figured out by now after more than half a decade in it — that he should be consistently great night in and night out.

Edwards is out due to injury maintenance for a second consecutive game, and this one will be a tough task for the Wolves.

The Minnesota Timberwolves delivered some early holiday cheer to the Target Center crowd on Tuesday evening, notching their first victory over Karl-Anthony Towns since the legendary fall-2024 trade. Yes, it came against a Knicks team missing Jalen Brunson ...

The Minnesota Timberwolves escaped with a dramatic 104–103 comeback win over the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday night, but the tight finish was not the only moment that drew attention inside Target Center.

Here are two takeaways from Sunday's game. Steve Kerr gave Quinten Post a long opportunity in the starting lineup, but it was becoming increasingly obvious that he needed to be replaced by Al Horford.

After the most abysmal performance of the season, that lifeless no-show against Brooklyn to close out the year at Target Center, the Timberwolves badly needed a wake-up call. And if you listened to the postgame comments from Chris Finch and Anthony Edwards ...