The Minnesota Timberwolves boast a storied over 30-year history that began in 1989 when they joined the NBA as an expansion team. Since then, the Timberwolves have built a passionate fan base supporting their team through highs and lows. An unforgettable milestone was their first playoff appearance in 1997 led by legend Kevin Garnett. Spearheaded by "The Big Ticket" and Stephon Marbury, the Timberwolves stormed into the postseason, electrifying the "Wolves Nation" with their athletic and entertaining style. Unforgettable was Garnett's dunk over Dikembe Mutombo. 2004 marked the next pinnacle as the Timberwolves' "Double D" duo of Garnett and Sam Cassell set a franchise-record 58 wins. Though they fell to the Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference Finals, Garnett and Latrell Sprewell defined that era. Unforgotten are also legends like Tom Gugliotta, Wally Szczerbiak and number one draft picks Andrew Wiggins and Karl-Anthony Towns. With their iconic team colors midnight blue, aurora green and wheat, the Minnesota Timberwolves have evolved into a beloved brand.