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Minnesota Timberwolves

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Est. 1989Target CenterChris Finch

Leadership

Front Office & Coaching

Owner / Governor

Alex Rodriguez & Marc Lore

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Head Coach

Chris Finch

Current Roster

2026–2027 Season

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Point Guards(4)

Hyland

DiVincenzo

Conley

Pullin

Shooting Guards(4)

Edwards

Dosunmu

Clark

Jr.

Small Forwards(4)

McDaniels

Franchise Legends

Icons who defined the franchise's identity

Kevin Garnett

Latrell Sprewell

Sam Cassell

Stephon Marbury

Wally Szczerbiak

All-Time Greats

Minnesota Timberwolves Players in NBA All-Time Top 10

Kevin Garnett

#5Minutes(50,418 min)

Kevin Garnett

#7Games(1,462 games)

Kevin Garnett

Retired Numbers

Numbers raised to the rafters forever

Malik Sealy

1999-2000

The Story

Franchise History

The Minnesota Timberwolves joined the NBA as an expansion team in 1989. Kevin Garnett, drafted 5th overall in 1995 straight from high school, became the franchise's greatest player and led the Wolves to eight consecutive playoff appearances and the 2004 Western Conference Finals during his MVP season. After Garnett's trade to Boston in 2007, the franchise endured a lengthy rebuild. The acquisition of Karl-Anthony Towns in 2015 and later Anthony Edwards in 2020 began a new chapter. Edwards — one of the most electrifying young stars in the NBA — led Minnesota to the 2024 Western Conference Finals, their deepest playoff run in 20 years, signaling the franchise's arrival as a legitimate championship contender.

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Why the Timberwolves Retired Malik Sealy's #2: A Memorial to a Life Taken Too Soon

Malik Sealy's #2 is retired by the Minnesota Timberwolves as a memorial to the beloved guard who died in a car accident in May 2000, thirty years old and entering the prime of his career.