Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards celebrates with guard Bones Hyland after scoring a basket against the Milwaukee Bucks at Fiserv Forum.
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There may not be a team in the entire NBA more intriguing entering 2026-27 that the Minnesota Timberwolves. Even with LeBron in Philly, everyone is waiting to see the Wolves’ offense now led by LaMelo Ball and Anthony Edwards.
The Timberwolves’ regular season is still a couple of weeks away. Of course, the end goal is to win the first championship in franchise history. With that being said, nobody would be mad if they win the NBA Cup first.
And if they do, the Wolves are offering quite the opportunity for fans who want to witness it happen.
Fans benefit big from MN Timberwolves ticket package
Gone are the days where you used to get free Minnesota Timberwolves tickets just for buying cans of corn. Now, Wolves tickets are some of the hottest in town, despite a dated home arena.
The latest ticket package, though, offers 11 games at $199 ($18.09 apiece). Better yet, if they win the mid-season NBA Emirates Cup, those who purchase this new ticket package gets their $199 back.
There’s nothing like the thrill of hunting the Cup, especially with 199 more reasons to root for us to bring it home…Get one ticket to each of our 11 home games from Oct. 30 through Nov. 27 for $199 total, including two Emirates NBA Cup games, plus score playoff presale access. If we win the Emirates NBA Cup, you’ll receive $199 back in ticket credit.
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The MN Timberwolves play in West Group B during the Emirates Cup, which also includes the Oklahoma City Thunder, Memphis Grizzlies, Los Angeles Clippers, and New Orleans Pelicans.
To be eligible for The Hunt The Cup package, you must be a Minnesota resident who’s 18 or older (tickets cannot be resold or transferred). Season ticket members are NOT eligible. Here is the Group Stage schedule, which begins on October 30 and ends on November 27.
NBA Emirates Cup Group Stage schedule – MN Timberwolves
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Date Opponent Location Time (CT)
Fri., Oct. 30 Los Angeles Clippers Target Center 7 p.m.
Fri., Nov. 6 New Orleans Pelicans Smoothie King Center 7 p.m.
Wed., Nov. 25 Oklahoma City Thunder Paycom Center 6:30 p.m.
Fri., Nov. 27 Memphis Grizzlies Target Center 7:30 p.m.
Minnesota’s schedule is truly eyebrow-raising to start the year. They have eight straight home games in November, which puts them on the road a significant amount in both December and January.
After two trips to the Western Conference Finals, Minnesota was bounced in the semifinals last season. An NBA Finals appearance would be the first in franchise history.