From a blowout season-opening win over the Houston Rockets in October to Patrick Beverley and Anthony Edwards jumping on the scorer’s table after a thrilling play-in victory, to Karl-Anthony Towns postering Jaren Jackson Jr. in the first round of the Western Conference Playoffs, and everything in between, this Minnesota Timberwolves season was one to remember.
Nearly every member of our Canis Hoopus team answered that this one was their favorite since then-NBA MVP Kevin Garnett led magical 2004 run to the Western Conference Finals.
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This year’s Wolves played an exciting brand of basketball that created plenty of highlights, thunderous roars from the crowd at Target Center, and most importantly, a real feeling of hope that this fan base has been devoid of since Garnett was traded to the Boston Celtics all the way back in 2007.