Hans Birkeland is a sports journalist specializing in baseball and specifically covering the Minnesota Twins for Twins Daily. With a focus on local sports, Hans provides analysis, game recaps, and insights into the Twins' performance, prospects, and managerial decisions. His articles aim to engage both casual fans and die-hard Twins supporters.
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States (Local)
Hans Birkeland's articles primarily focus on baseball, particularly the Minnesota Twins and their games. His coverage suggests a keen interest in providing investment analysis related to sports, especially baseball.
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By: Hans Birkeland
Could Tim Anderson be an opportunistic value on the free agent market?
By: Hans Birkeland
The Detroit Tigers have been waiting on the fruits of their rebuild. Few of their young players have smoothly launched into stardom, but the talent remains there. Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson have shown flashes of brilliance, more blue-chip prospects are on the way, and the new front office led by Scott Harris has some payroll flexibility. Could they put a scare into the Twins next season?
By: Hans Birkeland
With Jorge Polanco traded, Max Kepler is now the longest tenured Twin. Here are some reasons why extending him may be a good idea.
Twins Video The offseason tends to consolidate around narratives. Certain moves seem to scratch the itches of specific analysts, and depending on the volume they project their voice at, the vibes around said team will grow or shrink accordingly. For example, the MLB zeitgeist loved the Yankees acquiring Juan Soto, and hated the Mariners trading Eugenio Suarez. They hate that the Red Sox cut payroll, and loved that the Diamondbacks increased theirs.
By: Hans Birkeland
Attempting to sweep the Royals to open the year, the Twins fell behind early and lost in blowout fashion to the Royals in the final game of the series in Kansas City
By: Hans Birkeland
The Twins rode a strong pitching performance from Bailey Ober, but their bullpen could not hold a slim lead and Dodger pitching retired the last 18 Twins in a 4-2 Dodger victory
By: Hans Birkeland
The Twins led early behind a great start from Bailey Ober, but two defensive miscues sparked a Tigers comeback in the eighth and they held on for the 4-3 win
Louie Varland was roughed up and the offense no-showed in another loss.
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By: Hans Birkeland
The Twins won their seventh straight game. Pablo Lopez pitched 5 innings and the bats contributed 17 hits as the Twins completed a sweep of the Angels, 11-5.
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By: Hans Birkeland
The Twins rebounded from Saturdays comeback loss to the Blue Jays. Bailey Ober was dominant and Carlos Santana hit a 3-run home run to break the game open.
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