For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Twins have hit 283 homeruns so far this season; 16 more than any other team in major league history prior to 2019. Meanwhile, they have stolen just 26 bases. Total. … Continue reading Twins Outfielder Ian Miller Unfiltered
As has been (very) well documented, the Twins bullpen has been under constant flux in 2019; players have been Designated For Assignment (Blake Parker and Mike Morin, among others), acquired via trade (Sergio Romo and Sam Dyson) and, as is … Continue reading Q&A with Twins Reliever Tyler Duffey
After the Twins 12-2 win in Detroit on June 9, Jake Odorizzi left Comerica Park with a gaudy 9-2 record and a miniscule 1.92 ERA. His team meanwhile, was 43-21 with a 10.5 game cushion over second place Cleveland. Nobody … Continue reading Twins Starter Jake Odorizzi Unfiltered
Mitch Garver just keeps getting better. A 9th round pick out of the University of New Mexico in 2013, Garver steadily climbed up the Twins minor league ladder, debuting in 2017. Since then, the catcher has shown steady improvement behind … Continue reading Q&A with Twins Catcher Mitch Garver
There’s no doubt Trevor May has the tools to succeed. When the 6-5, 240 lb. reliever uses high 90s fastball and sharp curve ball in proper sequence, he can dominate hitters, leaving them looking foolish. While he’s had his highs … Continue reading Q&A with Trevor May
Sergio Romo is exactly what the Twins bullpen needed. At age 36, he is no longer the splashy name fans were hoping for and, even at his dominant peak, he was never touching triple figures on the radar gun, but … Continue reading Twins Reliever Sergio Romo Unfiltered
In her 12 WNBA seasons, Sylvia Fowles has done just about everything. The Lynx center has tallied six All Star appearances, won two WNBA titles, captured both the Finals MVP and regular season MVP in 2017, and compiled three Defensive … Continue reading Q&A with Lynx Center Sylvia Fowles
As Twins fans have watched their team’s bullpen struggle over the last month, it was fitting the greatest closer in franchise history, Joe Nathan, was inducted into the Twins Hall of Fame last night. A key piece of the teams … Continue reading Joe Nathan Was Great. Really Great.
After posting a batting line of .233/.314/.418 (.732 OPS) while averaging 19 homers in his first three, full big league seasons, Max Kepler has blossomed in 2019. The “Twin from Berlin” has hit .263/.333/.527 (.860 OPS) while smacking 25 long … Continue reading Q&A with Twins OF Max Kepler
With Joe Mauer’s retirement, Kyle Gibson finds himself the senior member of our hometown team. And in a lot of ways, that’s fitting. Gibson’s career has included great promise, devastating injury, a surprising trip back to the minors and an … Continue reading Twins Starter Kyle Gibson Unfiltered
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