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NBA schedule release: Minnesota Timberwolves' must-see games in 2023-24 – Bally Sports
Feb 16, 2023; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards (1) brings the ball up-court against the Washington Wizards during the second quarter at Target Center. Mandatory Credit: Nick Wosika-USA TODAY Sports
On Thursday, the NBA announced its 2023-24 regular-season schedule, which includes the league’s new In-Season Tournament. Below are the Timberwolves’ most interesting matchups, including all four games of tourney group play in the new NBA Cup.
Sandeep Chandok: The Heat, Nuggets, Celtics and Pelicans visit Target Center within the first two weeks of the season, after which the Timberwolves hit the road to take on the Spurs, Warriors (twice), Suns and Pelicans. It doesn’t get any easier after that with games against the Knicks, Sixers, Kings, Grizzlies (away) and Thunder. It’s a difficult stretch early on for Minnesota, one Anthony Edwards and Co. will have to find a way to manage to avoid a shaky start to its 2023-24 season.
Joe Lago: Chris Finch will know more about this Timberwolves team during its long road trips in February and March. There’s a Feb. 6-15 five-gamer to Chicago, Milwaukee, Los Angeles (Clippers) and Portland (two games), and there’s a March 7-18 six-gamer to Indiana, Cleveland, L.A. (Lakers and Clippers) and Utah (two games). Also, four of Minnesota’s last six games will be against the Suns, Lakers and defending champion Nuggets — all but one away from Target Center.
LAS VEGAS — The Minnesota Timberwolves' duo of Anthony Edwards and Naz Reid each decided to shorten their offseasons to partake in USA Basketball for the upcoming 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup.
Edwards is arguably the headline player on the USA national team while Reid joined the select team to
The Minnesota Timberwolves finished 1-4 at this year’s NBA Las Vegas Summer League. The team featured three picks from the past two drafts but also plenty of players trying to get into the league.
So, who made an impression this summer for the Wolves? Let's delve in a little deeper
The Minnesota Timberwolves wrapped up their NBA Summer League with a 109-92 loss to the Charlotte Hornets.
Javonte Cooke led the Wolves with 16 points. Wendell Moore Jr., Josh Minott, Leonard Miller and D.J. Carton also scored in double digits.
Since beating New Orleans in its summer opener, Minnesota has
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