Things are definitely looking up for Minnesota.

Bannered by Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins, with an exciting support crew made up of Ricky Rubio, Zach LaVine, and Kris Dunn, the young Timberwolves are easily one of the most exciting teams in the NBA.

This team is highlight reel material with all those springs and finesse, but they also hold substance, especially with coach Tom Thibodeau at the helm.

As such, they will be getting the attention that they deserve. According to a team report, all 82 games of the Wolves will be aired on television this season. This is a first in franchise history.

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Not even the old, and successful, Timberwolves team of Kevin Garnett, Wally Szczerbiak, Latrell Sprewell, and Sam Cassell was able to garner this much buzz.

They will have 10 games on national television, along with nine on NBA TV.

Everyone in Minneapolis will now be able to watch the Timberwolves grow before their eyes as the 2016-2017 season matures.

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