As long as the stars star and the Wolves fix the turnover problem, they'll have a great chance to close out the Nuggets in Game 6.

Aside from the home crowd, the biggest edge the Wolves carry into a critical Game 6 is the playoff coaching experience of their head coach.

Within league circles, there’s a strong belief that the Dallas Mavericks will eventually pursue Timberwolves president Tim Connelly for their lead executive position. Amid that buzz, the Minnesota Timberwolves have expressed interest in extending Connelly as their lead executive for the foreseeable future,

A former Wolves striker who won promotion at Molineux and went on to have club and international success has confirmed his retirement. Sam Vokes signed for Wolves back in 2008 and went on to help the club earn promotion to the Premier League.

We got our first look at the playoff Timberwolves without Anthony Edwards or Donte DiVincenzo on Monday night, and it resulted in a 125-113 Game 5 loss to the Nuggets. One player who might be key in Minnesota's chances of closing out Denver without their starting backcourt is Terrence Shannon Jr.

Barring a flying end to the season, Edwards will start his first Championship campaign in charge already under intense scrutiny.

Under new leadership, rising prospects fuel the Chicago Wolves' championship aspirations. The young squad is primed for a deep Calder Cup playoff run.

Game 6 is a must-win for Denver, but all of the pressure has shifted to. Why? The Wolves lead the best-of-seven series 3-2, but the Nuggets' 125-113 win in Game 5 Monday