Press Release: Star-Studded Atmosphere at Timberwolves vs. Thunder Game
MINNEAPOLIS—The excitement was palpable at Target Center on Saturday night as the Minnesota Timberwolves faced off against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals. Courtside, a dynamic cast of celebrities and super fans brought the energy to new heights, proving once again that Minnesota isn’t lacking in star power.
Among the notable figures was NBA superfan James Goldstein, an octogenarian known for his flamboyant style, including a white cowboy hat and a sparkling Balmain leather jacket. Goldstein praised the enthusiasm of Wolves fans, comparing them favorably to the support he witnessed in Oklahoma, and expressed optimism about the Timberwolves’ chances for victory.
The game’s atmosphere was further enhanced by local culinary star Billy Tserenbat, famed as Billy Sushi, who shared his joy of watching basketball, remarking on its power to unite fans. “The energy in Minnesota is absolutely insane right now,” he stated.
Rochester native and rapper Yung Gravy also graced the sidelines, returning from Los Angeles to support his hometown team. Superfans like John “Jiggly Boy” Sweeney delighted the crowd, dancing shirtless with “KG” emblazoned across his chest, while Jordan Dye, another enthusiastic supporter sporting neon hair reminiscent of Dennis Rodman, highlighted the city’s collective energy surrounding the team.
Cosmopolitan magazine recently dubbed Madison Square Garden’s celebrity scene as “better than the Met Gala,” but as Timberwolves fans showed during this thrilling playoff game, the Target Center is quickly becoming a notable rival in the courtside celebrity arena, creating an electric atmosphere that captures the heart of both basketball and local culture.
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