Despite Sluggish Start To Ticket Sales, Fans Excited For Twins Season
Take one look at the Twins record and the numbers will tell you one story. Take a look at attendance numbers and they tell a very different tale.
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Take one look at the Twins record and the numbers will tell you one story. Take a look at attendance numbers and they tell a very different tale.
Saturday's doubleheader was scheduled to make up a game that was postponed on April 12 because of blizzard-like conditions.
Two men are using their experience with Big Brothers Big Sisters to help the next generation of inner-city football stars.
The starting pitching for Minnesota has been stellar, thanks to some strategic adjustments and natural improvement by several members of the rotation.
There might be no game like golf, where a deep breath can make such a difference. That is not the approach Roseville's Olivia Salonek takes. Yes, she's a golfer who loves to get nervous.
Much of the success of high school fishing can be traced to one of the first programs in Brainerd, where a family doesn't just participate – it has become a business for two high school sons.
The wrestling benefit for Women of Nations is tomorrow night at Henry Sibley High School in Mendota Heights.
Minnesota Vikings veteran tight end Kyle Rudolph's future with the team is in doubt.
Jordan Spieth and Brooks Koepka are among the favorites teeing up at Trinity Forest for the AT&T Byron Nelson.
Jorge Polanco produced another five-hit performance, putting himself in some exclusive company.
With 12 more home games this month, the Twins are hoping to get more fans in the seats to catch all the excitement.
The Twins are 11-7 on the road. Minnesota has slugged .500, the highest in the American League. Jorge Polanco leads the club with a .630 slugging percentage, including 20 extra-base hits and six home runs. The Twins won the last meeting 8-0. Martin Perez earned his fifth victory and Jason Castro went 2-for-3 with a home run and three RBIs for Minnesota. Marcus Stroman took his fifth loss for Toronto.
Mitch Garver went 3-for-3 with a two-run homer while catching José Berríos, who allowed four hits in seven innings as the Twins shut out Toronto for the second straight night, 3-0.
The Chicago Cubs swept a weekend series with the St. Louis Cardinals, and now sit just half a game out of the National League Central lead.
The Twins are 10-7 on the road. Minnesota has hit 59 home runs this season, fourth in the league. Eddie Rosario leads the club with 12, averaging one every 10.1 at-bats.
