Where is Target Center located? 

Target Center is in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The address of Target Center is 600 N 1st Ave, Minneapolis, MN, 55403.

Who plays at Target Center?

The Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx play at Target Center. 

What is the capacity of the Target Center?

The capacity at Target Center is 20,000, which is the number of seats at the arena. During Timberwolves games, capacity drops to 18,798.

What time do the doors open at Target Center?

Target Center doors open one hour before the game starts. 

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How much is parking at the Target Center?

Target Center has almost 25,000 parking spaces in 38 parking lots and ramps downtown, with most providing a short walk or a light rail ride. You can expect to pay around $9 to $15 for parking at Target Center. 

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What can you bring into Target Center?

Target Center allows items and bags no larger than 5” x 9″. Diaper bags and medical bags are subject to a security search.

Is Target Center cashless? 

Target Center is cashless and accepts all major credit cards as payment. You must use credit or debit cards to pay for food, beverages, and merchandise. You can also download the Timberwolves + Target Center app and navigate payment through your smart device too.

How much is a suite at Target Center?

Suites at Target Center cost between $4,000-$8,000 depending on the event and game. Suites at the Target Center feature lounge seating, a bar, and an HDTV. The guests will also receive exclusive access to the Club Level, VIP parking, and private entry into the Target Center.

• Chairman’s Club Suites are an exclusive sideline-located suite option at the Target Center. Chairman’s Club Suites can accommodate groups of 12-22 guests. 
• TCL Theater Boxes offer an all-inclusive premium option for small groups on a semi-private balcony overlooking the court. 

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What is there to eat at Target Center?

There are several delicious spots to eat at Target Center. We have listed locations where you can grab a bite to eat before or during the game. 

• Butcher and the Boar: Brats, onions, cheese, water, beer, soda, and more are out in sections 106, 205, and 237.
• The Breakfast Sandwich: Serving breakfast during a basketball game has never been better. The breakfast sandwich stand serves bacon, egg, cheese sandwiches, and more in sections 129 and 225.
• Chicken Shack: Fried Chicken Tenders, Fried Chicken Sandwich, Cheese Curds, and House-Seasoned Fries – Served with house-made condiments like the Target Center exclusive HOWL Sauce and Midwest favorite ranch dressing are in section 109.
• Craft Minneapolis Beer: Fans looking to drink local craft favorites from Minnesota can do so at section 104.
• Molten Melts: The classic Philly cheesesteak and more are in section 136.
• Budweiser Beer Garden: In section 121, this beer garden offers plenty of drinks on tap for fans to enjoy during game day.
• Mac Time: Offering a wide range of mac and cheese dishes like smoked brisket for fans to have during a basketball game in section 133.
• Northwood Diner: Enjoy classic burgers along with fan favorites like the Patty Melt and Mushroom Swiss Burger in section 129.
• Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich: Serving up the classic hot chicken sandwich and more in section 231.
• Rolling Smoke: House-smoked Meats like pulled pork, brisket and chicken. Served with classic BBQ sides, and sauces like Jack Daniel’s BBQ Sauce in section 126.
• Firehouse Burger: Hamburgers with jalapenos, cheese, lettuce, French fries, and more out in sections 113 and 211.
• Frozen Spoon: Grab Acai bowls, sundaes, and floats. For adults, spiked floats can be found in section 136.
• Tot Dish Tacos: Serving up warm tacos and more for fans to enjoy.
• Gourmet Burger: Fans looking for signature burgers, fries, beers, water, soda, and more can head to section 129.
• Fhima’s La Belle Epoque: Offering top-of-the-line cocktails and more for fans during a basketball game out in section 126.
• Life Café: Offering up the Beyond Burger, plant-based chicken dishes, and more in section 106.

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Twins (58-56) WIN 6th straight:

The Twins’s bats stayed hot tonight against Detroit and they take game 1 of the series 9-4. This recent streak has been pretty incredible. They got their first 3 runs off an Eddie Rosario HR and then 2 more in the 5th off a Max Kepler bomb.

This also happened:

Byron Buxton at it again #MNTwins pic.twitter.com/tJWCQWlyO2

— Minnesota Sports Fan (@realmnsportsfan) August 12, 2017

Gibson had the same reaction as you:

Gibson’s reaction to Buxton’s catch #MNTwins pic.twitter.com/VCgP3gvQq3

— Minnesota Sports Fan (@realmnsportsfan) August 12, 2017

Gibson was pretty good through 4 but found the same issues that have plagued him all season, in the 5th. Gibson has REALLY struggled when facing lineups the 3rd time around. He was pulled after 4.1 innings after giving up 2 runs; the second on a seeing eye single. Pressly came in to face the ever-dangerous Miguel Cabrera and got him to fly out to RF on his first pitch.

The Tigers would get a run in the bottom of the 6th. The Twins hitters don’t like when that happens. Dozier would get an RBI triple in the 7th followed by a Kepler base hit, his 3rd RBI of the game, and the Twins led 7-3 heading to the 8th.

If you score ON the #MNTwins pitchers, the hitters are coming for you like you scored WITH their little sister.

— Minnesota Sports Fan (@realmnsportsfan) August 12, 2017

Mauer would continue his hot streak in the top of the 9th as he would hit a bases-loaded 2 RBI single to stretch the lead to where it would finish at 9-4.

Oh yeah, Kepler decided he wanted to get in on the fun in the outfield in the 8th:

Kepler’s turn! #MNTwins #OnlyRainDrops pic.twitter.com/9ecK0diMmq

— Minnesota Sports Fan (@realmnsportsfan) August 12, 2017

Vikings @ Buffalo Reaction; Injury Updates:

I gave my reaction in yesterday’s MSF Daily. I have collected some other reactions both on Twitter and articles:

Here is Nick Swardson giving Chad Greenway some advice on how to watch a Vikings game. I have no gripes with it. The prep sounds about right:

Get in a padded room, wear a diaper, w/ a baseball bat & mannequin (that also can be used as a sex doll for TD’s), & a gallon of Fireball.

— Nick Swardson (@NickSwardson) August 11, 2017

Wobby:

1st OL needs to be better. DEF was good. Pass rush solid. Kickers very good. Rookies off to good start. I like Coley.

— Mike Wobschall (@wobby) August 11, 2017

Stacy Coley had himself a big debut last night with 3 catches for 67 yards.

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— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) August 11, 2017

All eyes are on the starting center battle.

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— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) August 11, 2017

Sad news for Bishop Sankey…

JUST IN: Source says #Vikings RB Bishop Sankey suffered torn ACL on Thurs. night in Buffalo. @GoesslingStrib reports https://t.co/EZTEuJ6izj pic.twitter.com/VEm6PkRMYv

— Star Tribune Sports (@StribSports) August 11, 2017

Lynx get new logo too:

A look into the future. Here’s a sneak peek of what’s to come in the 2018 season!

A post shared by minnesotalynx (@minnesotalynx) on Aug 11, 2017 at 6:14pm PDT

MSF Daily by Eric Strack

Tannehill blows out his knee and the Teddy rumors fly:

We know all-too-well about losing our starting QB to a knee injury in training camp. That’s what happened to Ryan Tannehill this week and the Dolphins are now scrambling to find options, if he can’t come back. One of the options that swirled a little Friday was Florida-native, Teddy Bridgewater. I don’t see it since we don’t even know if he will play this year. He had some interesting tweets recently though:

I can sense God is about to perform another miracle in my life.

— Teddy Bridgewater (@teddyb_h2o) August 4, 2017

Twins bats get hot and Colon goes the distance vs the Rangers:

Dozier led the game off tonight with another solo HR. It is his 18th HR of the year. The Twins didn’t look back from there, getting 3 more in the 1st inning alone. Grossman., Dozier, and Mauer all had multiple hits.

Colon went ALL 9 innings setting the record as the oldest pitcher to go the distance in the AL. The Twins win 8-4. Here are some highlights:

Robbie Grossman goes yard to give the @Twins the lead in the 1st! ? ? ? They’re live on #FOXSportsGO: https://t.co/DzOKaPwPaR pic.twitter.com/EtCcTDNio7

— FOX Sports North (@fsnorth) August 5, 2017

You knew this was coming, right? Bartolo Colon is doused by his @Twins teammates after pitching a complete game pic.twitter.com/IhzQ491uqB

— FOX Sports North (@fsnorth) August 5, 2017

Granite gets sent down to make room for Gibson:

Zack Granite just got sent down to the minors to make room for Kyle Gibson to come up and pitch. With Buxton and Rosario hitting so well of-late, and Granite having plenty of options left, it probably made the most sense. Here is Brandon Warne:

Zack Granite has been optioned to Rochester to make room for Kyle Gibson, who will start tomorrow

— Brandon Warne (@Brandon_Warne) August 5, 2017

Lindsey Whalen breaks her hand, has surgery:

The Lynx took a hit today when Lindsey Whalen had surgery on a fractured bone in her hand. Whalen is a beloved sports figure in Minnesota from her days at the U to leading the Lynx to WNBA Titles. Her timetable is unclear.

Vikings Training Camp Highlights:

Another day at Vikings camp:

Taking you into the weekend with some #Vikings football.

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— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) August 4, 2017

MSF Daily by Eric Strack