As has been well-documented, the 2016 Minnesota Twins were a mess of a ballclub. Even when things were at their best, bad decisions (Miguel Sano in RF) were made and folks (GM Terry Ryan) were fired.
Banana Ball is taking over Target Field this weekend. The ultra-popular Savannah Bananas and their wacky, entertaining style of baseball kicked off a three-game stop in Minneapolis on Friday night in front of a packed house of 39,000 fans.
No Bull—Vote Dozier! Brian Dozier had a really good season for the Minnesota Twins in 2014: 156 G, 23 HR, 21 SB, 114 OPS+. He was developing into a clear franchise building block.
Brian Dozier was a very productive player for a brief period. He seemed to come up with little fanfare, hit 20, 30, and then 40 home runs, and then disappear just as quickly.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
Today's Almanac features Brian Dozier, Bert Blyleven, César Tovar, Mark Guthrie, Wally Backman, "Mr. Basketball" Gene Glynn, the first two division championships in team history, an unlikely shutout, the 2010 pitching staff, and we continue to chronicle the havoc wrought by Nelson Cruz on the Twins...
Today's Almanac features historic achievements by Jeff Reardon and Brian Dozier, and must-see video of perhaps the most unique putout in Twins history.
Today's Twins Almanac is a nice succinct Sunday-morning read, featuring Twins all-time greats Camilo Pascual, Tony Oliva, Justin Morneau, and Brian Dozier.
The Red Sox are hoping to cap off a 108-win regular season with a World Series title this year, while the Dodgers are hoping to win the World Series for the first time in 30 years after falling to Houston last year.