Cody Schoenmann is a Contributor at Twins Daily. He specializes in providing analysis of the Minnesota Twins, their players, and minor-league prospects, with a focus on competitive sports and the sports business. Cody's work has been featured in Yardbarker, Zone Coverage, and Twins Daily.
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By: Cody Schoenmann
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Funderburk's path is now cleared to build on his stellar finish last year.
By: Cody Schoenmann
Twins outfielder Trevor Larnach's early-season success could signal the end of his Twins tenure.
By: Cody Schoenmann
Austin Martin has reverted to the Vanderbilt version. It's working.
By: Cody Schoenmann
The Twins seem to be made almost entirely of left-hitting, bat-first corner outfielders. But is that the reality of the situation?
The 23-year-old has become an afterthought in most Twins top prospect lists. Could he re-enter the fray as an anticipated future major-league contributor? Is that happening already?
Brooks Lee hit the ground running faster than Cole Thomas Allen down a Washington Hilton hallway over the first week of his major league career, hitting .458/.462/.625 with a 206 wRC+ over 26 plate appearances. The switch-hitting infielder quickly cooled off, however, hitting a far less impressiv...
By: Cody Schoenmann
I regret to inform you that the Minnesota Twins were rostering the worst position player and starting pitcher in baseball before Thursday morning. Probably, you had a feeling, anyway.
Has streamlining his arsenal unlocked Travis Adams’s potential as a short reliever?
By: Cody Schoenmann
Alex Jackson quietly did something special against the Boston Red Sox last Friday night, offering a glimpse of what he can do for this Twins team.
