Walker Jenkins, the crown jewel of the Twins' farm system, is poised for a 2026 MLB debut. At just 20, he finished 2025 as Triple-A's youngest player, showcasing potential despite mixed results. Keep an eye on this rising star. 🌟
Historical Hall of Fame ballots have seen starting pitchers like Jack Morris and Bert Blyleven, both former Twins, gain attention. Over the years, the Twins have had key players feature in these discussions, highlighting their legacy. ⚾
Royce Lewis and Jhoan Duran snapped the Twins' 18-game playoff skid with a dramatic win over the Blue Jays in 2023. Remembering legends like Kirby Puckett, Jack Morris, and Harmon Killebrew, these moments define the Twins' rich history and thrilling comebacks.
Royce Lewis dreams of superstar status as he aims for a healthy 2026 season. After past injuries and a stellar start to his career, Lewis could be the key to the Twins' success. Manager Derek Shelton believes in his potential. 🌟
The Twins' offseason strategy focuses on shoring up the bullpen and adding right-handed hitters. Key targets include pitchers Hunter Harvey and Seranthony Dominguez, and hitters like Miguel Andujar, to complement a left-heavy lineup. 🧢
Tom Pohlad reportedly faced a bizarre Christmas Eve break-in with burglars posing as "Christmas spirits" urging him to invest in the Twins. A satirical twist on A Christmas Carol with a baseball spin. 🎄⚾
Relive iconic Minnesota Twins moments, from Jack Morris' epic 1991 Game 7 shutout to Kirby Puckett's 1987 Milwaukee heroics. Celebrate the unforgettable 2006 AL Central title and Mauer's emotional 2018 farewell. Baseball nostalgia at its finest. ⚾
The Pohlads introduce three minority partners and appoint Tom Pohlad as the new Twins chairman, shaking up the team's leadership. Meanwhile, pitcher Joe Ryan is set to join Team USA for the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
Connor Prielipp, the Twins' No. 9 prospect, is poised to be a key piece for the team by 2026. With elite pitching skills and a four-pitch mix, Prielipp's potential impact could fill vital bullpen roles despite past durability concerns. 🔥
The Twins signed Josh Bell to bolster their lineup, aiming for more power in the middle of the order. ⚾
The Twins' sale strained Pohlad family ties, introducing new limited partners: Glick Family Investments, George Hicks, and Craig Leipold. Tom Pohlad steps in as Executive Chair, steering a new ownership era while maintaining family presence. ⚾️
High expectations fueled optimism for the 2016 Minnesota Twins season, enticing new season ticket holders amid a revitalized fan experience. 🏟️ Despite challenges, the lure of live baseball kept supporters committed.
The Minnesota Twins have updated their ownership structure, welcoming three new limited partners: Glick Family Investments, George G. Hicks, and Craig Leipold, owner of the Minnesota Wild. Tom Pohlad takes over as Executive Chair and Control Person.
The Twins inked reliever Dan Altavilla to a minor league deal, eyeing bullpen depth. Despite a solid 2.49 ERA last season, his past struggles with strikeouts and walks raise questions. A low-risk move for a team reshaping its bullpen. ⚾
Santa Claus joins the Minnesota Twins as a limited partner, adding a whimsical twist to the team's ownership structure. The Pohlads welcome the jolly icon, promising no interference with his naughty-or-nice duties. 🎅⚾️
The Pohlad family plans to gradually raise the Minnesota Twins' payroll after bringing in new limited partners, including the Glick Family and Craig Leipold. Tom Pohlad will take over as Executive Chair, signaling new leadership for the team.
Joe Ryan joins Team USA's pitching lineup for the 2026 World Baseball Classic, bringing his ace status and impressive strikeout record to the international stage. 🌟
The Twins have a bit more cash to play with this offseason, thanks to a slight payroll bump. With $15 million left to spend, they're eyeing bullpen reinforcements after securing Josh Bell. Three high-leverage relievers are on their radar. 💰
Twins welcome Craig Leipold, George G. Hicks, and Glick Family Investors as new minority owners. Tom Pohlad takes the helm from brother Joe as the team's new control person, ensuring continuity in ownership. 🏟️
The Twins are restructuring ownership with Tom Pohlad stepping in as Control Person, pending MLB approval. This marks a new chapter for the Pohlad family, focusing on accountability and championship pursuit. ⚾
Twins ink Josh Bell to a one-year deal with a mutual option for 2027, worth $7 million. Bell, a well-traveled player, brings his unique skill set to Minnesota. Let's see if this move is more crayon-eating misstep or a masterstroke. ✍️
The Twins have signed Josh Bell for first base depth but shouldn't stop there. Exploring trades for players like Ryan Mountcastle could be a smart move to strengthen their lineup without breaking the bank. ⚾
Torii Hunter, remembered for his dynamic play with the Twins, is on the 2026 Hall of Fame ballot. Despite impressive power-speed stats, he and fellow nominees like Bobby Abreu and Jimmy Rollins haven't gained significant traction with voters historically.
Josh Bell joins the Twins on a one-year, $7M deal, marking their first major free-agent signing before the holidays in three years. Known for his switch-hitting prowess, Bell's addition reflects the Twins' ongoing quest to solidify first base since 2022. ⚾
Twins stars past and present, including Bert Blyleven and Joe Mauer, joined in the 20th annual Holiday Week of Giving, engaging in community events across the Twin Cities. Activities included book fairs, veteran support, and celebrations at Gillette Children's Hospital. 🎁
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