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2022 Minnesota Twins 1st-Half Review-Come Together Right Now
The 2022 Minnesota Twins had a strange 1st half of the 2022 MLB season. They’re in 1st place in the American League Central Division but only have the 6th best record in the American League and they ended the 1st-half* … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball News and Happenings, Minnesota Twins, My Twins Takes, Schedule
Tagged 2022 Minnesota Twins, 2022 MLB Trade Deadline, American League Central Division, Bailey Ober, Byron Buxton, Chicago White Sox, Chris Archer, Danny Coulombe, Dylan Bundy, Emilio Pagán, Front Office, Griffin Jax, Jhoan Duran, Joe Ryan, Jorge Alcala, Jose Miranda, Josh Winder, Kenta Maeda, Luis Arraez, Luis Castillo, Miguel Sanó, Minnesota Twins, Relief Pitching, Ryan Jeffers, Triple-A Saints, Twins bullpen, Tyler Duffey, Yennier Cano
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Minnesota Twins Recap vs Kansas City Royals-May 26th, 2022
The Minnesota Twins just finished a 3-game series in Kansas City with a very exciting comeback win on Sunday* but they had their 6-game winning streak snapped in an extra-inning loss to the Detroit Tigers yesterday. That should mean they … Continue reading
Posted in Minnesota Twins, Schedule, Transactions
Tagged 2022 Kansas City Royals, Andrew Benintendi, bobby witt, Byron Buxton, Devin Smeltzer, Emmanuel Rivera, Gary Sanchez, Gilberto Celestino, Gio Urshela, Joe Ryan, Kansas City Royals, Luis Arraez, Max Kepler, Minnesota Twins, Nick Gordon, Nicky Lopez, Ryan Jeffers, waiver claim
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Minnesota Twins Recap at Kansas City Royals – May 22nd, 2022
The Minnesota Twins activated RHP Bailey Ober from the Injured List (IL) to make the start in Sunday’s series finale against the Kansas City Royals and they were looking for the sweep before heading home for 7 straight with the … Continue reading
Posted in Minnesota Twins, My Twins Takes, Schedule
Tagged Brady Singer, Carlos Santana, Emmanuel Rivera, Gary Sánchez, Gilberto Celestino, Hunter Dozier, Jorge Polanco, Kansas City Royals, Kyle Garlick, Kyle Isbel, Luis Arraez, Max Kepler, Minnesota Twins, Nicky Lopez, Pitch Counts, starting pitching, umpscorecards, Whit Merrifield
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