How Do The Twins Get Target Field Ready For Home Opener?
This year's April snowfall is keeping the Minnesota Twins on their toes. It's supposed to snow as much as eight inches in the Cities before Thursday's opener.
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This year's April snowfall is keeping the Minnesota Twins on their toes. It's supposed to snow as much as eight inches in the Cities before Thursday's opener.
Colin Moran hit a first-inning grand slam in his debut at PNC Park, Jameson Taillon tied a career high with nine strikeouts and the Pittsburgh Pirates held on for a 5-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins in their home opener on Monday.
Some established favorites have also changed up their menu; Hot Indian Foods, Andrew Zimmern's Canteen, Murray's and Red Cow have new selections.
Jose Berrios pitched a three-hitter for his first career complete game, and the Minnesota Twins got two home runs from Brian Dozier in a 7-0 rout of the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday.
Minnesota Twins right-hander Kyle Gibson held the Baltimore Orioles hitless over six innings before being replaced by Ryan Pressly, who kept the no-hitter intact until the eighth in a 6-2 victory Saturday night.
Minnesota has lost nine of its last 10 openers, including three against Baltimore.
There's a vastly different vibe in the Minnesota Twins clubhouse heading into opening day.
It's been a whirlwind of emotions for dedicated Minnesota Twins fans. First, it was reported that "Circle Me Bert" was ending. Now, we're finding out it's not going away.
Minnesota Twins right-hander Phil Hughes will begin the season on the disabled list with a strained left oblique
If you haven't gotten tickets for the Twins' home opener, you're out of luck.
Yet coming off three straight seasons that didn't go as planned, Phil Hughes finds himself slowed again this spring.
What Kyle Gibson learned this spring is this team expects to win right now. And that's a good thing.
Brian Dozier is a veteran. That means he understands what spring training means.
Kennys Vargas has made a quick U-turn and is headed back to the Minnesota Twins.
Minnesota Twins third baseman Miguel Sano will not face a suspension after a photographer accused him of harassment, MLB announced Friday.
