Although the Minnesota Timberwolves have seen some rough times recently, true Minnesota Timberwolves fans still crowd into the Minneapolis Target Center to stick by their team as it evolves and rebuilds for the 2008-2009 season.  To symbolize the team's changing direction, new jerseys will be debuted in late 2008.

The Minnesota Timberwolves are one of the league's youngest teams after making their debut on November 3, 1989.  Originally housed in the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, the Minnesota Timberwolves drew the third largest crowd in NBA history in 1990-49,551 people.   

The Minnesota Timberwolves experienced growing pains over the next few years: firing head coach Bill Musselman, hiring Jack McCloskey as general manager, and moving to the Minneapolis Target Center.  Yet, the Minnesota Timberwolves couldn't seem to break away from their losing record. 

The Minnesota Timberwolves broke the hearts of many fans by etching out a deal to trade Kevin Garnett for 5 Boston Celtics players.  This deal was made official on July 21, 2007 and was a record for the NBA because it was the largest combination of players and options traded for a single player.  However, as Kevin Garnett went on to lead the Boston Celtics to the NBA Championship, the Minnesota Timberwolves went in the opposite direction.  They posted a 22-60 record.

True, the Minnesota Timberwolves have recently fallen on hard times.  However, flashes of potential remain as seen in games against the Phoenix Suns and Antonio Spurs in 2008.  Perhaps what this team needs is loyal fan support!  If you'd like to be a part of the action, purchase your Minnesota Timberwolves tickets today.  A Minnesota Timberwolves ticket will get you into the Target Center to watch NBA basketball plus the energetic routines of the Minnesota Timberwolves cheerleaders.  Minnesota Timberwolves tickets are available today, so purchase yours now!