The Twins announced their spring training broadcast schedule on Thursday and it features eight games on television and 20 games on radio. New play-by-play
Minnesota Twins television announcer Dick Bremer was brought to tears during Sunday's season finale against the Rockies, and the 67-year-old said it was the first time it's happened in his 40 years calling games. What brought the 67-year-old to tears?
As Major League Baseball continues on past the halfway point of the season, and into a well-deserved All-Star Break, one of the consistent highlights is the Home Run Derby.
April 13, 2013: Harvey flirts with a no-hitter in Minnesota. Here at Amazin’ Avenue, we’re marking the 10-year anniversary of Matt Harvey’s transcendent 2013 season by spending the year looking back at each of Harvey’s amazing 26 starts that season, one by one, on the anniversary day of each start.
In the late innings of Thursday afternoon's Twins win over the Tigers to complete their sweep of a homestand, Justin Morneau posed a question that comes up from time to time.
The powerhouse closer probably deserves a better look than he’s getting. This is the second article in a breakdown miniseries regarding the 2022 Hall of Fame candidates with ties to YOUR Minnesota Twins.
The longtime Twins first baseman kicks off our 2022 HOF ballot discussion. This is the second article in a breakdown miniseries regarding the 2022 Hall of Fame candidates with ties to YOUR Minnesota Twins.
People really did love Justin Morneau and his ribbies. A funny thing kept happening to Derek Sanderson Jeter — he put up these incredible seasons as legitimately one of the three or four best position players in the game, but he kept coming up short in American League MVP voting.
Justin Morneau earned multiple accolades throughout his 14-year big-league career. Does he have the credentials to stick on the Hall of Fame ballot for more than one voting cycle?
Justin Morneau as a Hall of Famer? The average MLB fan will see this and immediately scoff at the notion and I understand that. I know this is a stretch.
Justin Morneau is the newest member of the Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame, as he was inducted before Saturday night’s game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
A fun night at Target Field ends with a visiting victory. In a lost season such as this, it would have been hard for Justin Morneau’s team Hall of Fame induction not to be the highlight of the night.
The Minnesota Twins’ win streak came to an end Saturday evening as the Toronto Blue Jays spoiled Justin Morneau’s big day.
Hi there, friends! You’ve probably heard once or twice this week that our beloved Canadian Crusher is joining the ranks in the Twins Hall of Fame. I was supposed to be there tonight and was going to write about the whole big darn deal for my post this week.
“He let his bat to the talking,” former Twin Joe Nathan said. COVID-19 postponed just about everything last year, including former Minnesota Twins' first baseman Justin Morneau’s Twins Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Justin Morneau won an MVP, was selected to four All-Star teams, and even walked away with one NL Batting Title. Tonight the Twins will induct him into the organization’s Hall of Fame.
He joins other Twins royalty this weekend From 2004-2013, the Minnesota Twins were largely defined by the “M&M Boys”—Joe Mauer & Justin Morneau.
Fans remember Justin Morneau as one of the best players in team history, and this weekend the organization will induct him into the Twins Hall of Fame.
A member of the Minnesota Twins have hit 30 or more home runs in 31 different seasons, with a total of 18 different players. How many of these mighty Twins can you name?
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