DAZN finally put a number on Wolves basketball this winter, and it starts at $20 a month. Meanwhile Jonathan Kuminga met the local media, and Tim Connelly did a little editing.
The Links
- Yahoo Sports: Pricing revealed for in-market access to watch Timberwolves games on DAZN — $20/mo ($120 season) regular, $25/mo ($140 season) ultimate, with a 20% season-ticket-holder discount and 15 free games.
- FOX 9: Timberwolves — how to watch regular season games, DAZN streaming info released — the full tier breakdown, concurrent-stream limits, and the seven-day free trial before opening night.
- ClutchPoints: Tim Connelly roasts reporter for Jonathan Kuminga ‘betting’ question — “Bad choice of words. Don’t use betting. Come on, man.” — the best moment of the introductory presser.
- Yardbarker: Jonathan Kuminga calls move ‘one of best decisions I’ve made’ — the new wing on the roster, the young core, and taking less to chase minutes next to Ant and LaMelo.
- TWolves Blog: Ant Recruited Kuminga. Here’s Where He Fits. — our look at how the 23-year-old slots into Finch’s wing rotation.
- MPR News: U.S. women reach FIBA World Cup semifinals after storming past Hungary 108-56 — Napheesa Collier’s game-high 19 fuels the highest-scoring first half in Team USA World Cup history.
Listen & Watch
- Locked On Wolves: Ben Beecken — the daily pod breaks down Kuminga’s intro and what the DAZN deal means for fans ahead of camp.
Tweet of the Day
https://x.com/JonKrawczynski/status/2098116051711992196
The Slate
- No Wolves or Lynx team games in the next seven days — the WNBA is still on its FIBA World Cup break.
- Watching abroad: Napheesa Collier and USA play their World Cup semifinal Saturday in Berlin.
- The Lynx resume the regular season Fri., Sep. 18 vs. New York (6:30 PM CT, ION); the Wolves open training camp Sep. 22.
