Index : M : Minnesota Timberwolves

Structure Sub-topic of: NBA Teams Interesting Questions, Facts and Information There are no general entries in this topic. Check related entries above. Frequently Asked Questions & Answers There are 14 user-asked question matches ( goto ) Special Topics Timberwolves I Timberwolves II

Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information

Minnesota Timberwolves

• How many lakes are in the state of Minnesota? ( goto )



• Who is the Minnesota family associated with the medical college there? ( goto )



• Did the Minnesota Lakers ever win the championship? ( goto )



• What does the Minnesota Twins 'TC' logo on their hats stand for? ( goto )



• What American star was named after her home town in Minnesota? ( goto )



• What unusual sporting event do they have in South Dakota, Maine, and Minnesota? ( goto )



• What athletic toy does former Minnesota Viking Fred Cox hold the patent for? ( goto )



• What is the name of the lake between Minnesota and Canada that contains the most northerly point of the 48 contiguous states? ( goto )



• What did the baseball players of the Minnesota Twins rub for good luck during the World Series of 1987? ( goto )



• What patent did Fred Cox, former Minnesota Viking kicker, hold on an athletic toy? ( goto )



• Who is the legendary football rusher who played for the Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles, and the Dallas {Cowboys;} retired from the NFL in 1997? ( goto )



• Each of these brothers has seasons as a pro football leader. The elder, a fullback and kicker from Minnesota, led in scoring in 1934 and 1937. The younger, a fullback from Drake, led in rushing in 1941. What are their names? ( goto )



• The Red Sox are currently playing a series with the Minnesota Twins. You may have noticed the Twins' players all have the number 34 on their uniforms, and it was painted twice on their field. Which player is this in honor of? ( goto )



• I read somewhere that poinsettia flowers are not allowed in the Christmas decorations in the City Hall of St. Paul, Minnesota. They are poisonous, but the chance of someone ingesting them at a city hall seems slim, so why is this? ( goto )