Mauer Recovering From Illness
Minnesota Twins star Joe Mauer is injured -- and sick.
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Minnesota Twins star Joe Mauer is injured -- and sick.
The Minnesota Twins announced Thursday night that catcher Joe Mauer has been placed on the disabled list with bilateral leg weakness.
Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer was not in the starting lineup for Thursday night's game against Tampa Bay because of soreness.
A few weeks ago, we told you about a contest Kemps was holding to find the biggest family of Joe Mauer fans.
In his final at-bat against Oakland on Sunday, Joe Mauer ripped a double off the wall in right field.
Joe Mauer and Denard Span delivered RBI singles in the eighth inning against the superb Brett Anderson to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 2-1 victory over the Oakland Athletics in their home opener on Friday.
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! And when it comes to baseball, fans really scream for Joe Mauer.
Joe Mauer had two hits and an RBI to help the Minnesota Twins beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 on Monday.
Joe Mauer made his first start this spring at catcher, and had a hit and scored two runs in the Minnesota Twins' 9-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday.
Joe Mauer swung at the second pitch he saw this spring training and ended up with his first hit, and the Minnesota Twins beat Mike Pelfrey and the New York Mets 4-3 Wednesday.
Joe Mauer downplayed questions about his left knee on Wednesday morning, saying the lubricating shots are part of the recovery plan after offseason surgery.
The Minnesota Twins aren't planning on moving Joe Mauer to another position anytime soon. He just won't be behind the plate very much at the start of spring training.
Joe Mauer has arrived at Minnesota Twins spring training and plans to take it easy for now.
Joe Mauer has been warning eager teammate Joe Nathan to avoid overexertion during spring training as the Minnesota Twins closer completes his comeback from elbow surgery that kept him off the mound last year.
It's not easy being a Minnesota sports fan these days.
It all started at a kitchen table. At the time, the idea was simple -- scheduled walks every week, here, a regular movie night, there. But before they knew it, Pat Leseman and Rosemary Fagrelius were about to embark on a journey that promised to not only change the lives of their children, but also make a deep impact in the community around them.
Joe Mauer says he's proud of the work he's done with his defense considering how much publicity his hitting prowess has received over his professional career.
Joe Mauer is golden, again.
