The Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Wild are set to change their local broadcast arrangements for the next season as Main Street Sports Group, which owns the FanDuel Sports Network, prepares to shut down operations following the NHL playoffs. According to the Sports Business Journal, the lenders of Main Street have signed documents to wind down the business, impacting several NBA teams, including the Timberwolves, which may receive reimbursement for lost rights fees this season. Starting next season, local broadcasts will be distributed through yet-to-be-determined methods. The NBA has informed teams that they can begin signing new in-market deals for the 2026-27 season, which could include streaming-only platforms or over-the-air channels, although the latter is less financially beneficial. The Timberwolves and Charlotte Hornets are reportedly considering local streaming-only deals, and the Minnesota Lynx may pursue a similar path. Additionally, the NBA is looking into establishing its own national streaming regional sports network, anticipated to launch no earlier than 2027.