Sweet Lou returns to host the show, tries to make some trade deadline predictions, and gets everyone out at a reasonable time ...

Injuries and inconsistency have created opportunities for internal reinforcements. Here are some Twins prospects who might be ...

After a successful start to his career, Simeon Woods Richardson has tailed off. Has he finally found the missing piece?

It's not about one person, and Joe Ryan doesn't want to make it so. But nonetheless, you could see it Sunday: not making the ...

Not only will Byron Buxton represent the Twins at the All-Star Game in Georgia next week, but he'll do so on Monday night, as ...

All season, fans of both the Cubs and Twins have lived in thrall, watching highlight after highlight and clutch play after clutch play by their All-Star center fielders. This week, Pete Crow-Armstrong ...

Becquer Hits Pinch-Hit Walk-Off Grand Slam Trailing 4-2, Julio Becquer hit a two-out pinch-hit walk-off grand slam in the first game of a doubleheader on the Fourth of July 1961 (the Twins' first ...

Matt Wallner is off the rails at the plate right now. Seemingly in the middle of a conscious swing change, he's fighting to find the timing that works for his new bat path—and losing that fight.

Aaron and John talk about how the Twins should approach the trade deadline, why the ownership situation makes buying and selling trickier for the front office, finally shutting down Bailey Ober ...

I see what ur saying but slightly disagree. We are right in the middle, mediocre.... and that is an even worse place to be than awful. Middling is exactly the time to blow it all up, hope to re ...

On a 2-0 pitch in the bottom of the fourth inning Tuesday night, Ryan Jeffers took a foul ball off his right hand or wrist. It caused him some immediate discomfort, but he stayed in the game for ...

I would make one a first baseman likely Keaschell or Lewis, put Culpepper at 3rd, and Lee at 2nd. Lewis can be DH, and spell Culpepper and Keaschell. Or you make Lee the backup player for all ...