Lou Hennessy is a contributing writer with a focus on local sports, particularly the Minnesota Twins. With a background in sports journalism and experience writing for various platforms such as Twins Daily, Yardbarker, and Zone Coverage, Lou provides insightful analysis and coverage of the Twins' roster, trades, and game performances.
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Lou Hennessy specializes in sports coverage, particularly baseball with a focus on the Minnesota Twins and relevant trades, pitchers, and bullpen. Given his preference for opinion editorials and investment analysis, he may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into player performance or potential impact of trades on team strategies.
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The Minnesota Twins have shown that they have a few tendencies when it comes to their draft strategy and player development system. The first is a
By: Lou Hennessy
As the team gears up for their playoff push, they’re hoping to fetch some depth from an unlikely source.
The Minnesota Twins got impressive play from their star hitters in the first half, but multiple second-tier players stepped up and delivered from the
The Hall of Fame catcher does not want to share the spotlight with his longtime positional rival, Buster Posey, who was just named the President of Baseball Operations with the San Francisco Giants.
Forget about A-Rod. What if Monty Burns bought the Minnesota Twins?
The Minnesota Twins’ biggest addition from last year’s free agent class has become arguably their biggest departure. The Twins signed first baseman Carlos
Few players were more responsible for the team’s first-half success this year, but the surprising All-Star's decline in the back end of the 2024 campaign was an integral part of an epic collapse. Does this “guy who can play anywhere” have a place with next year’s Twins team?
By: Lou Hennessy
The Twins’ President of Baseball and Business Operations (also known as the POBABO) is sure to have his hands full and his pockets empty as he takes on yet another role with the organization.
By: Lou Hennessy
One fan shares their vision for a successful (and realistic) Twins offseason.
Not every asset belonging to an MLB organization can be seen on the field. And if the Twins are serious about selling some of their contributors while their value is at its peak, they may want to see what their longtime Human Resources Manager could garner in a trade.
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