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At baseball’s winter meetings this week, there has been much ballyhoo about the Twins’ search to add a little power to their lineup. General manager Jeremy Zoll was quoted as saying that the club hopes to add “another bat or two with a little thump, with some impact,” and Dan Hayes reported in th...
Luis Arraez has the highest batting average among active MLB players. His .317 is 14 points higher than the next highest, Jose Altuve’s .303 average. There isn’t another player over .300. Arraez also registered the lowest strikeout rate since Tony Gwynn in 1995, retired on strikes in just 21 of h...
A strange holiday odyssey from the mind of Gregg.
By: Greggory Masterson
Baseball trade trees are fun. I’ve previously outlined two of the biggest in Twins history, one positive (A.J. Pierzynski) and one negative (Delmon Young). One transaction can set off a chain reaction that lasts decades. This isn’t a complete trade tree, but it is a continuous line that links Mic...
By: Greggory Masterson
Every spring, it happens. Who is in the best shape of their lives, who has the newest pitch, and more!
The most startling thing about the Minnesota Twins’ lousy bullpen is the haphazard way in which they’re being deployed. No reliever has more than two saves; many are pitching multiple innings; and there are mid-inning pitching changes at the first sign of trouble.
Brooks Lee started at third base for the first time all season on Friday. A sign of what's to come?
By: Greggory Masterson
In 2025, one of the season-long storylines in the Twins’ system was the use of piggyback relievers. At many levels of the organization, in addition to the team’s starting pitchers, there were a handful of pitchers who threw in bulk but were not in the rotation. And they also threw more often, typ...
Prior to a broken hamate bone in his contract year, Ryan Jeffers was the best player on the Twins. With no clear replacement for 2027, should they briefly make Jeffers the highest-paid catcher in baseball?
At 6 o'clock tonight, the Twins Off-Daily crew will be hosting a YouTube livestream (on a non-off-day!). We're looking for mailbag questions. If you've got something you'd like us to answer, reply here and head on over to YouTube at 6! We hope to see you soon!
