Brandon Brooks is a journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He writes for Twinkie Town, covering local sports news with a focus on the Minnesota Twins. Brandon's articles provide game recaps, analysis, and insights into the world of baseball in the Minneapolis area.
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Brandon Brooks' coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly baseball and the Minnesota Twins. His articles primarily consist of game recaps and announcements related to local sporting events.
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The Twins end August on one of the most pointless notes of 2024.
There are only 21 regular-season games left, so why does it feel like the Twins have all the time in the world to free-fall out of relevancy?
Ober exorcises some Kansas City demons, but it’s not enough against the second-place Royals.
Tonight, the Twins will attempt to re-use the playbook they deployed against the Los Angeles Angels — drop the first game in demoralizing fashion, then rattle off back-to-back victories to secure what would be consecutive series wins and a critical 4-2 homestand.
The team explodes in the fourth inning, and not in the cool way.
The time for dense analysis has come and gone. The time for vibes has arrived.
Have the Twins finally moved from “collapsing” to “collapsed?”
Joe began his career at the Pohlad Companies with the Minnesota Twins in 2007. Upon graduating from Stonehill College in Easton, Massachusetts with a BA in Communications, he held various positions within the Twins organization, including in the areas of marketing and operations. In Nov. 2022, Joe was named the Executive Chair of the Minnesota Twins, assuming all day-to-day leadership responsibilities.
You know the rest.
Well, we’re a week removed from the World Series, which means the offseason is officially upon us, and with the absence of baseball comes that all-too-familiar unfettered nihilism and unadulterated rage (or was that something else?)
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