The Minnesota Timberwolves have been on the upswing in recent years, with an average of more than 51 wins during the regular season over the last three years. They have made the playoffs in five straight seasons after doing so just 9 times in their first 32 years of existence. This puts the Wolves in a great position to finally next year no longer have the worst all-time win percentage among the 30 NBA teams. The Timberwolves have an all-time record of 1,245-1,713, giving them a .421 winning percentage. With their much-improved play in recent seasons, they have an excellent opportunity to no longer have the worst winning percentage amongst the active 30 NBA clubs. The second-worst winning percentage belongs to the Brooklyn Nets, with an all-time record of 1,700-2,332, giving them an oh-so-slight advantage over the Timberwolves in the winning percentage category at .422. Let's say the Timberwolves go 49-33 again, the same record they have had each of the last two seasons. Moving another percentage point, that would give Minnesota an all-time winning percentage of .4257. For the Nets to remain ahead of the Timberwolves, they would need to go 50-32 or worse. The Timberwolves have a good chance of pulling ahead of the Nets next season, with their improved play and strong team chemistry giving them a strong chance of success.