How did the Twins championship celebration look?

If you weren’t aware, the Minnesota Twins clinched the American League Central for the first time since 2010, when some of us were young. The Bomba Squad celebrated within the confines of Comerica Park after winning against the Detroit Tigers. So, in case you don’t have television or Twitter or anything, here’s a look at what our favorite team looked like in celebration.

First of all, here’s a look at the team once the Chicago White Sox won against the Cleveland Spiders:

Luis Arraez caught manager Rocco Baldelli’s speech before they popped the corks. (There’s an f-bomb in there, so beware if you don’t like that.) He also tweeted from his personal account with a couple pictures from the celebration.

And then everyone got crazy:

The winning pitcher of the game and husband-to-be Randy Dobnak celebrated in style. Double-fisting the Bud; very nice!

Everyone got the memo that beer is a good shampoo, so might as well help each other out, including Kyle Gibson. Gibby said it was a long wait to win the AL Central Championship.

Nelson Cruz popped the bubbly as well:

And had a nice interview between him and Miguel Sano giving each other some brotherly love:

Jose Berrios got a shot post-spraying-everyone-with-booze, complete with an empty bottle of champagne. He also was interviewed, talking about the young core of the team.

Gibby - who is somehow the player who’s been with the Twins the longest (who knew?) - presented the team with the championship flag:

Not everyone was able to be with the team, so Marwin Gonzalez got Byron Buxton in on a video call to get him in some pictures, too.

The team then took it outside to get some pictures on the field... (YEAH TAKE THAT, DETROIT)

...and for Sergio Romo to burn some energy while barefoot in the outfield.

Tyler Duffey looks like he was in a car wash, but with booze:

And it looks like the team made a good mess:

Lastly, you didn’t think I forgot about Willians Astudillo, did you?

Both FOX Sports North and the Treasure Island Baseball Network did a great job of covering the celebration along with the beat writers. What is your favorite picture, video, or moment of the celebration?