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Aaron Hicks and Chris Parmelee are OPSing around .500 and .600 respectively. Chris Colabello and Clete Thomas are both over 1.000 at Rochester. They're not prospects, but why not bring them up to...
Aaron Hicks and Chris Parmelee are OPSing around .500 and .600 respectively. Chris Colabello and Clete Thomas are both over 1.000 at Rochester. They're not prospects, but why not bring them up to...
After being the guy called upon as a stop gap outfield solution, the young Oswaldo Arcia has played himself into an everyday role by being productive. When players get healthy, he deserves to stick around.
The Twins don't have a chance in hell of contending in 2013, which means they have the luxury of doing what's right for the development of one of their top prospects, Aaron Hicks.
The Twins keep making horrible defensive blunders, and after several years, you have to wonder - is this a symptom of real problems with Ron Gardenhire's management style?
Minnesota's center fielder of the future is having a spring that indicates the future starts in three weeks.
There are a lot of things that need to be looked at in regards to the Hall of Fame, but one overlooked area is the ridiculous limitation of voting for just ten players.
In the wake of the Twins failing to offer a contract to Brett Myers, I examine their desire to build a solid clubhouse. I argue that if they keep on passing over players because of personality flaws, their rebuilding efforts will take longer to end.
While we can't always know the behind-the-scenes to know why and how certain contracts were signed, sometimes they just don't make a lot of sense.
Warne takes a peek at the improvements the Twins have made, and infuses his feelings on how they should be supplemented.
Twins fans are quick to accuse the organization of settling for "pitch to contact" pitchers while eschewing power hurlers. With some comments from GM Terry Ryan, I agree that bad breaks throughout the years have created this perceived philosophy.
The Twins signing Kevin Correia is, on some levels, perfectly understandable. Then you notice that the contract is for two years.
Alexi Casilla and Pedro Florimon both represent glove-first, light-hitting middle infield options. Should the Twins look to save salary by non-tendering Casilla, go with Casilla's experience, or just keep them both around?
Tsuyoshi Nishioka, touted as an elite hitter and glove recipient in Japan, did not exactly do as well here in America. But he did do one thing that far exceeded most expectations.
This morning we're gauging your thoughts on where the Twins should focus their efforts after the starting rotation.
In honor of the site changes, here's how the Twins go from complete disaster to AL Central champions in 2013.
Hard decisions aren't always obvious, but that shouldn't stop us from making them.
Josh Willingham is really, really good. Will the Twins apply similar thinking to this year's free agent crop?
I'm disappointed in the return for Francisco Liriano, too. But should we really be blaming Terry Ryan? The answer is no.
Tomorrow the Twins kick off the second half of their season as the Athletics come to Target Field for a showdown of American League teams in last place. Wait, what's that? The A's are a .500 club?...
It's been a rough season but there's been plenty to cheer for at the same time. What's been the best surprise you've experienced from watching the Twins this season?
The 2012 Minnesota Twins are a mess, and why that's a good thing and fun to watch.
When should you keep a home run ball, and when should you throw it back? TwinkieTown investigates.
Most Twins fans will share this memory as their favorite highlight, too. Let's hear your version or, if you have a different favorite, share that, too.
Taking a focused look at a singular point in this afternoon's win over the Indians.
A look at a few silver linings in an otherwise frustrating season thus far.
Out of curiosity, how many games does the community think the Twins will lose this year?