Minnesota Timberwolves Basketball on TV & Streaming

Wondering how to watch the Minnesota Timberwolves game tonight? Whether you're a proud Minnesotan or tuning in from across the U.S., here’s your complete guide to watching the T-Wolves live on TV today and streaming every game online this season.

Minnesota has been a major threat in the West over the past couple of seasons, and although they have got off to a strong start in 2025, it still feels as though they are a piece or two away from being a serious championship contender. Ant-Man is still going strong, while the veteran core on this team, Julius Randle and Rudy Gobert, are hoping to make the most of their championship window.

What Channel is the Minnesota Timberwolves Game on Tonight?

For viewers in the Midwest, the best way to watch Minnesota Timberwolves games live on TV is through FanDuel Sports Network North. To be precise, the service is available throughout Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and both Dakotas. This regional network has replaced Bally Sports North and airs all non-nationally broadcast Timberwolves games. It’s accessible via the Prime Video app, or through providers like Cox, DIRECTV, Fubo, Spectrum, U-verse, and Xfinity.

National broadcasts vary by matchup and may appear on NBC, Peacock, ESPN, or NBA TV. For the most accurate info ahead of tipoff, check our TV schedule for tonight’s NBA games to confirm when and where the Timberwolves are playing.

Blackout Reminder: If you're outside the Midwest and the Timberwolves are playing your local team, that game may air on your regional sports network instead.

How to Stream Timberwolves Games Online

If you’re wondering how to stream Minnesota Timberwolves games online, you have several great options:

NBA League Pass or Team Pass is ideal for fans outside the Timberwolves’ regional blackout zone, which includes Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. These streaming services offer live out-of-market games, replays, and more. Nationally broadcast games will not be available through either the League or Team pass.
For anyone living closer to the action, more specifically, inside that League Pass blackout zone, FanDuel Sports Network North, available as an add-on through Prime Video. You can also stream directly via the FanDuel Sports Network app or on FanDuelSportsNetwork.com.
Nationally broadcast games are often available via Peacock for 4 exclusives, and any game on NBC. Prime Video is slated for 7 exclusive broadcasts of T-Wolves games, while the ESPN app carries any games on the eponymous channel.

Home of the Timberwolves

During the Timberwolves first season in the NBA, the team played at the old Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. The Target Center opened in 1990 as the new home of the Timberwolves. The team has played there ever since. The Target Center seats 18,798 T-Wolves fans for home games.

History of the Timberwolves

Minnesota’s history is not filled with great success. The Timberwolves failed to win more than 29 games for their first six seasons in the league. They finally made the playoffs in 1996-97 and had their first winning season in 1997-98. The Timberwolves have won one division championship. That was during the 2003-04 season. It is also the only season in which Minnesota advanced past the first round of the playoffs. The Timberwolves made it to the Western Conference finals before losing 4-2 to the Lakers. Minnesota has made the postseason nine times. The team’s overall playoff series record is just 2-9.

Kevin Garnett was the fifth player chosen in the 1995 NBA draft. He was the first player selected straight out of high school since 1975. Garnett spent 14 seasons with the Timberwolves and is the franchise’s all-time leader in most every statistical category. He is No. 1 in points (19,201), rebounds (10,718), assists (4,216), steals (1,315), and blocked shots (1,590). Garnett was selected to 15 All-Star Games and was the 2003 All-Star Game MVP. He was the league MVP in 2004, the year he led Minnesota to the conference finals. Garnett made an All-NBA Team (First, Second, or Third) in nine different seasons. He was also well-known for his defensive ability and earned NBA All-Defensive First Team honors in nine different seasons. He led the NBA in rebounding in four straight seasons from 2004 to 2007. Garnett finished his career with averages of 17.8 points and 10.0 rebounds per game. Karl-Anthony Towns was the first overall pick in the 2015 NBA draft. He has proven himself to be one of the league’s best big men in just five seasons. He has earned two All-Star selections after winning the 2016 NBA Rookie of the Year. Towns is slowly creeping up the Minnesota franchise leader boards. He is currently seventh in scoring with 11,899 points, third in rebounds (4,100), and second in blocked shots (510).