The Yankees' World Series drought has reached 16 years and counting after they were eliminated by the Blue Jays on Wednesday night in the ALDS. It is the third-longest title drought in that franchise's history.
Amidst trading away 10 players from their major league roster at the deadline, the Twins surprisingly held on to righty Joe Ryan. Aside from Byron Buxton, Ryan was the most notable name the team kept during the midseason fire sale.
This week, the website MLB Trade Rumors published their annual salary projections for arbitration-eligible players across the league, based on an algorithm created by Matt Swartz.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
Torii Hunter is the latest former Twins All-Star to be linked in the search for Minnesota's next manager. According to The Athletic's Brittany Ghiroli, Hunter "could be in the mix" for the Twins gig after the team fired Rocco Baldelli following a 70-92 season.
Coming off a sparkling 2004 season & AL Cy Young Award win, Minnesota Twins starting pitcher Johan Santana put up what was perhaps an equally compelling campaign in 2005.
Sometimes in baseball, being the fall guy comes with the territory. And Monday afternoon, Rocco Baldelli found himself on the wrong end of that harsh reality when the Minnesota Twins showed him the door after seven seasons at the helm.
The Minnesota Twins’ managerial search took a sharp turn toward nostalgia Monday when former third baseman Trevor Plouffe made his pick — or rather, picks — for who should replace recently fired manager Rocco Baldelli.
As the season winds down for the Minnesota Twins, there is no doubt that it will end up being a disappointing one, given the team’s expectations of reaching the postseason.
Byron Buxton hit two home runs and drove in all four runs to back Bailey Ober's splendid start as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Texas Rangers 4-0 on Thursday afternoon in the rubber game of a three-game series in Arlington, Texas.
The Minnesota Twins put second baseman Luke Keaschall on the 10-day injured list on Thursday, ending the rookie's season. Keaschall sustained a left thumb sprain while sliding into second base in Tuesday's 4-1 win against the host Texas Rangers.
The Twins placed right-hander Pablo Lopez on the 15-day injured list today due to a right forearm strain. Right-hander Mick Abel was recalled to replace Lopez on the active roster.