Twins' Cuddyer Out 1-2 Weeks After Wart Removal
Minnesota Twins right fielder Michael Cuddyer will miss the next week or two of spring training games after having a wart removed from his left foot.
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Minnesota Twins right fielder Michael Cuddyer will miss the next week or two of spring training games after having a wart removed from his left foot.
Minnesota Twins closer Joe Nathan threw a scoreless inning in his first game since an elbow injury wiped out his 2010 season, a 5-0 exhibition win Tuesday by the Boston Red Sox.
David Ortiz hit a three-run homer, and Josh Reddick hit a two-run drive that led the Boston Red Sox over the Minnesota Twins 7-6 Monday in the second of three straight games between the teams.
The Minnesota Twins have removed 14 spruce trees from the batter's eye area at Target Field.
Carl Pavano worked two scoreless innings, giving up one hit with two strikeouts, and the Minnesota Twins beat the Boston Red 8-4 on Sunday night.
The Minnesota Twins have agreed to contract terms with third baseman Danny Valencia, pitcher Brian Duensing and 19 other players to officially round out their 40-man roster.
Minnesota Twins outfielder Michael Cuddyer could miss the next few days because of a painful wart on his foot.
Denard Span played a career-high 153 games in 2010 for the Minnesota Twins.
The Twins brought back most of their starting line up in pitching -- but is that a good thing?
Early in spring training, it is foreseeable that Minnesota Twins manager Ron Gardenhire will watch a pop fly drift toward second base as middle infielders Tsuyoshi Nishioka and Alexi Casilla track it down.
I feel like I woke up today. My jacket was open on the walk home today. The sunglasses were necessary and I didn't mind stepping in the foot-deep slush puddle.
The Twins are confident in newly signed Tsuyoshi Nishioka -- as long as he stays consistant and can adjust to MLB pitchers.
One by one, Michael Cuddyer has watched the teammates he grew up with in the Minnesota Twins organization head out the door.
The Minnesota Twins just completed their first full workout of spring training, and manager Ron Gardenhire has already decided who will be his starting pitcher on opening day.
Joe Mauer downplayed questions about his left knee on Wednesday morning, saying the lubricating shots are part of the recovery plan after offseason surgery.
