​IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectThe Minnesota Timberwolves are officially on the clock. Media day is Monday, training camp opens Tuesday, and the first preseason game (Oct. 5 in Milwaukee) is just 10 days away. It will also be the first taste of a brand-new TV broadcast home for Wolves fans.After decades on Fox Sports North (later Bally Sports North) and, more recently, FanDuel Sports Network North, the Timberwolves struck a deal with DAZN (pronounced da-ZONE) back in July, making the streaming platform the exclusive local home of Timberwolves basketball.MN Timberwolves reveal new TV broadcast team for 2026-27If you want to watch the team’s 67 local broadcasts, it will cost you anywhere from $19.99 a month to $139.99 for the season. Along with their new home will come some new voices.On Friday, the MN Timberwolves officially announced their 2026-27 broadcast roster, which is now headlined by two new, veteran play-by-play voices that come in with big-time national bravado: Kevin Calabro and Jon “Boog” Sciambi. Jim Petersen will remain as the team’s color analyst.READY FOR THE SEASON 🎙️ pic.twitter.com/6GrUaOOVwJ— Minnesota Timberwolves (@Timberwolves) September 25, 2026The new season will feature a stacked local broadcast lineup highlighted by play-by-play announcers Kevin Calabro and Jon “Boog” Sciambi, who enter their inaugural seasons calling Wolves action, alongside Jim Petersen, the organization’s celebrated color analyst who returns for his 29th season. Meghan McPeak, an Emmy Award-winning broadcaster with experience across the NBA, WNBA and international competition, joins as the new sideline reporter and studio show host for road games.Minnesota TimberwolvesThe release doesn’t spell out how the schedule will be split. However, Howard Sinker of The Daily Agenda, who first reported the hires on Thursday, said Calabro and Sciambi were expected to call the majority of the Wolves’ schedule.If Calabro’s voice sounds familiar, it should. He spent 21 seasons as the play-by-play voice of the Seattle SuperSonics starting in 1987, before he moved up the coast to Portland, where he called Trail Blazers games for nine seasons. Calabro was also the lead radio play-by-play man for the NBA Finals in 2014, 2015 and 2016.4 minutes of the sweet, sweet sounds of @KevinCalabro’s one-of-a-kind voice. pic.twitter.com/LHTupCjlxY— Portland Trail Blazers (@trailblazers) July 1, 2020Related: Anthony Edwards Falls Slightly in Latest NBA Top 100Per The Daily Agenda, Calabro walked away this summer after turning down a low contract offer from the Blazers’ new ownership. The Blazers’ loss is Minnesota’s gain.Sciambi, meanwhile, is mostly known as a baseball guy. In fact, not only is he the current TV voice of the Chicago Cubs on Marquee Sports Network, but he’s considered one of ESPN’s top MLB voices.Pete Crow-Armstrong joins the 40-40 club! Boog Sciambi has the Cubs call for Marquee Sports Network. ⚾️🔥🎙️pic.twitter.com