Fanarchy Field Notes • Joe Ryan's solid start overshadowed by bullpen's late collapse. • Kody Funderburk's rough outing hands Orioles the edge in the seventh. • Byron Buxton's hustle leads to Twins' lone run in the eighth. • Twins' bats silenced by Trevor Rogers' dominant seven-inning performance. • Luke Keaschall's sacrifice fly offers a glimmer of hope, but not enough.
Joe Ryan showed impressive velocity in his start, but the Twins' bats and bullpen faltered against the Orioles, losing 2-1. Despite multiple scoring chances, Minnesota struggled, going 1-for-12 with runners in scoring position.
Anthony Recker joins the Twins' TV crew for the 2026 season, bringing his MLB insights to the pre- and post-game shows. Known from MLB Network, Recker's unique journey includes a brief stint with the Twins in 2017. 🎤
The Twins kick off their season against the Orioles, with Derek Shelton returning as manager. Joe Ryan starts on the mound, aiming to continue his stellar form from 2025. Can the Twins notch an Opening Day win? ⚾
The Twins slashed payroll while signing Victor Caratini, Josh Bell, and Taylor Rogers. Despite a trade deadline fire sale and quiet offseason, they aimed to reshape with strategic acquisitions like Anthony Banda and Eric Orze. ⚾
Twins update: Catcher Alex Jackson outrighted to Triple-A St. Paul, while righty reliever Matt Bowman re-signs on a minor league deal, aiming to crack the big league bullpen. 🧢
The Twins' bullpen is set with Zak Kent and Cody Laweryson joining as intriguing righties. Manager Derek Shelton is crafting a versatile bullpen, though closer roles remain undecided. Catcher Alex Jackson and pitcher Matt Bowman stay with the team for depth.
The Twins are banking on their young talent this season, hoping they can turn opening day optimism into results despite low external expectations. Target Field feels more like a fortress of woes, but the youthful roster could defy predictions. ⚾️
The Twins' bullpen surprises with unexpected names for Opening Day. Cole Sands, Justin Topa, and Kody Funderburk return, while Taylor Rogers re-joins via free agency. New faces Anthony Bonda and Eric Orze join through trades. 🧢
Transaction Alert: Minnesota Twins placed RHP Travis Adams on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to a right triceps strain. 🏥
Transaction Alert: Minnesota Twins placed RHP David Festa on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to a right shoulder impingement. 🏥
The Twins designated catcher Alex Jackson for assignment, clearing a 40-man roster spot for pitcher Cody Laweryson. Jackson, acquired last November, couldn't secure a roster spot after the team signed Victor Caratini as backup catcher.
Spring Training wraps up with the Twins eyeing a promising yet uncertain 2026 season. Young talents like Mick Abel and Taj Bradley bring hope, while infielders Luke Keaschall, Brooks Lee, and Royce Lewis carry the weight of expectations. Time for the "young veterans" to shine.
Fanarchy Field Notes • Brooks Lee's early homer set the tone for the Twins' explosive offense. • Byron Buxton's fifth-inning blast shifted the momentum firmly in Minnesota's favor. • James Outman's back-to-back homers in the sixth and seventh innings sealed Boston's fate. • Mick Abel's solid relief outing earned him the win, allowing just one run over four innings. • Victor Caratini's two-run homer in the fifth added to the Twins' offensive onslaught.
The Twins released pitcher Matt Bowman after he opted out, and reassigned several players to minor league camp. This paves the way for Cody Laweryson and Zak Kent to potentially secure bullpen roles, pending any new additions. ⚾
Fanarchy Field Notes • Joe Ryan's solid start overshadowed by bullpen's late collapse. • Kody Funderburk's rough outing hands Orioles the edge in the seventh. • Byron Buxton's hustle leads to Twins' lone run in the eighth. • Twins' bats silenced by Trevor Rogers' dominant seven-inning performance. • Luke Keaschall's sacrifice fly offers a glimmer of hope, but not enough.
Joe Ryan showed impressive velocity in his start, but the Twins' bats and bullpen faltered against the Orioles, losing 2-1. Despite multiple scoring chances, Minnesota struggled, going 1-for-12 with runners in scoring position.
Anthony Recker joins the Twins' TV crew for the 2026 season, bringing his MLB insights to the pre- and post-game shows. Known from MLB Network, Recker's unique journey includes a brief stint with the Twins in 2017. 🎤
The Twins kick off their season against the Orioles, with Derek Shelton returning as manager. Joe Ryan starts on the mound, aiming to continue his stellar form from 2025. Can the Twins notch an Opening Day win? ⚾
The Twins slashed payroll while signing Victor Caratini, Josh Bell, and Taylor Rogers. Despite a trade deadline fire sale and quiet offseason, they aimed to reshape with strategic acquisitions like Anthony Banda and Eric Orze. ⚾
Twins update: Catcher Alex Jackson outrighted to Triple-A St. Paul, while righty reliever Matt Bowman re-signs on a minor league deal, aiming to crack the big league bullpen. 🧢
The Twins' bullpen is set with Zak Kent and Cody Laweryson joining as intriguing righties. Manager Derek Shelton is crafting a versatile bullpen, though closer roles remain undecided. Catcher Alex Jackson and pitcher Matt Bowman stay with the team for depth.
The Twins are banking on their young talent this season, hoping they can turn opening day optimism into results despite low external expectations. Target Field feels more like a fortress of woes, but the youthful roster could defy predictions. ⚾️
The Twins' bullpen surprises with unexpected names for Opening Day. Cole Sands, Justin Topa, and Kody Funderburk return, while Taylor Rogers re-joins via free agency. New faces Anthony Bonda and Eric Orze join through trades. 🧢
Transaction Alert: Minnesota Twins placed RHP Travis Adams on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 22, 2026, due to a right triceps strain. 🏥
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