Aaron Gleeman is a staff writer for The Athletic, specializing in coverage of the Minnesota Twins. He is also a co-host of the podcast "Gleeman and Geek." With a focus on baseball, Aaron provides analysis, updates, and insights into the Twins' roster, prospects, and MLB free agency.
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By: Aaron Gleeman
“It's still early” is usually the most calming mantra for frustrated baseball fans, reminding them that, no matter how hopeless their team's season
Help is on the way for the struggling Twins, but Carlos Correa is unlikely to return from the injured list when eligible next week.
By: Aaron Gleeman
Opposing pitchers smell blood in the water, and a Twins lineup that's built to crush fastballs is seeing fewer and fewer of them.
Let's take stock of the Twins, who at 9-13 aren't off to the start they wanted. What Twins questions do you have as we near the one-month mark in the season? Submit them below and they may be answered in Aaron Gleeman's next subscriber mailbag.
By: Aaron Gleeman
Plus front-office rankings, Emmanuel Rodriguez's hot start, help from the White Sox and why teams keep their books closed.
By: Aaron Gleeman
And just like that, the Minnesota Twins have gone from rock bottom at 7-13 to the hottest team in baseball, winning seven consecutive games to claw
By: Aaron Gleeman
Plus analyzing trends for Trevor Larnach, Willi Castro, Kyle Farmer, Carlos Santana and Matt Wallner, and a possible Austin Martin return.
By: Aaron Gleeman
My plan to write about both positive and negative Minnesota Twins trends has become a little more difficult thanks to the team's first 10-game winning streak since 2008.
By: Dan Hayes, Aaron Gleeman
MINNEAPOLIS — A catcher's throwing error on a bunt attempt leading to a run. The pitch clock expiring on an opposing pitcher resulting in a bases-loaded walk.
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