Tuesday Twins Talk: Byron Buxton Isn't Starting a Lawn Mowing Company, and More

By Maija Varda Feb 4, 2014, 9:45am EST

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"I LOVE GRASS. But not tall grass."

Good morning Twins fans! Football is over, so enjoy these Twins links:

Byron Buxton recently answered fan questions over at ESPN.com. One new tidbit we learned: he's not planning on starting a law mowing company after he retires.

Speaking of Buxton, Parker Hageman recently analyzed his swing.

BREAKING NEWS: Trevor Plouffe might be out of a job by sometime next season. (Come on, we're all reaching for news to report on here.)

Kurt Suzuki--apparently the leading candidate for starting catcher in 2014--told the media he's not going to try and be Joe Mauer. Would it really hurt though?

Update on the long, slow death of the Metrodome: Here's a video of workers setting off explosions last Sunday.

Twins on-gain, off-again minor-leaguer Mark Hamburger participated in the St. Paul Saints' Snowball Classic at Midway Stadium last Saturday. Yes, it is a baseball game played in two feet of snow. Yes, they set up sleds and snowmen as obstacles. Yes, there was beer involved.