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An unforeseen run of adequacy is causing skeptical fans to grasp for a reasonable explanation.
Twins Daily revisited the fans outraged by the team's early success four years ago. They have plenty to say, unless you're a cop.
Adam Prokosch didn't see it coming. "The Twins had just knocked [Mets closer] Devin Williams out of the game," said the Maple Plain resident. "The new reliever got an out, and the fans started yelling 'MVP! MVP!' The depths of their misery had sunk them to the point where they were doing loud sar...
I thought I knew how bad a bullpen could be. I was wrong. I was so very wrong.
On Wednesday, the Houston Astros revealed that former Twin Carlos Correa tore a tendon in his good ankle while taking batting practice. Season-ending surgery is on the docket, and he's on the shelf until 2027. Close readers of this website know that late last summer, the Twins made the salary dum...
The science-based father of two says he will abandon his family to live with Franciscan monks.
Although it's only the one-third mark of the 2026 season, it seems fair to argue that Joe Ryan is the most valuable pitcher in the Twins rotation. And while any All-Star or postseason recognition will have to wait, Ryan can hang his hat on at least one honor: He looks like he listens to Geese. Th...
'Remember when Daunte would just fling it up to Moss for a touchdown and get his roll on,' he'll ask with a faraway look in his eyes, a grin growing on his face.
The Minnesota Twins' endless bargain-bin shopping has resulted in precious few finds, but it feels safe to say that acquiring Kody Clemens for cash in April 2025 was an unqualified success. Clemens has played close to every position on the field, hit for unexpected power, and is a clubhouse favor...
Can the Twins stop a 25-year run of poor play versus the Bronx Bombers? We asked the fans.
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