Timberwolves Alternate Logo
The Minnesota Timberwolves alternate logo has a strong and furious-looking wolf with a mouth wide open. The howling wolf is not as strong as the wolf's headshot. Not a bad selection of alternate logos.
2017 - Present
The Timberwolves wolf facing right in blue and grey with a green eye. A green star above the wolf.
2017 - Present
A blue and light blue basketball with a grey border. A green star in the upper left corner.
2017 - Present
The new alternate logo represents looking forward and carving out new territory. The open mouth with the teeth showing represents the fierce .energy of not just one Wolf, but a collective unit. To show aggression and fearlessness to the future. The green of the eyes is a nod to the green that surrounds the state whether that be through Northern Lights, reflection of ice crystals in the winter or the flourishing of buds of trees in the spring.
This is the primary logo without the wordmark.
2009 - 2017
A gray, black and white wolf howling with a blue basketball and timber profile in the background.
2009 - 2017
A wolf’s head in black, gray, white and blue with a red tongue.
1997 - 2008
Interlocking black, white and blue letters “MT” in a gray wolf’s head. The “MT” stand for the city and the team nickname Minnesota Timberwolves.
1997 - 2008
A wolf’s head in black, gray, white and blue with a red tongue and yellow eyes with a green outline.
1990 - 1996
Blue and white wolf’s head with green eyes on silver basketball with green and blue outline.
