The Latest Breaking News from KarlAnthony Towns

Minnesota made the splashiest move of the offseason after acquiring Rudy Gobert, but the team has struggled as we approach the midpoint of the season.

Not that the Timberwolves are agents of chaos, but in the past two years they've gone through three primary basketball bosses, two head coaches, an ownership transition, the NBA's most shocking trade and a 2022-2023 season that has called into question their ability at every level of the organization.

Second-half predictions as the league approaches the midway point.

The 11-17 Oklahoma City Thunder welcome in the 13-15 Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday.

As much as NBA owners and general managers like to believe otherwise, successful teams aren’t math: they’re science. Just look at the state of the once-promising Timberwolves

In the spirit of Gobert’s return, let’s look at how some of those trades have fared a little more than a quarter into the season

Like everything else he does, Alvarado's 6MOY campaign is catching the NBA off guard

The 9-13 Oklahoma City Thunder travel on the road to take on the 11-11 Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday.

Our insiders debate the state of the Timberwolves, Bulls and Heat as the league approaches trade season.

Anthony Edwards had that look. The one he displayed so often last season, a look of determination from a competitor about to unleash like a tsunami.

MINNEAPOLIS — With Karl-Anthony Towns out indefinitely because of a right calf strain, the Timberwolves will take any win, any way they can get it, no matter how it looks.