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  1. Weekly Links-N-Thinks

    by , 05-17-2013 at 06:38 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
    It wasn't the best week for the Twins as the team lost the rubber game of their three game set with the Orioles on Sunday. This was followed by losing two out of three games to the dreaded White Sox.

    Even with the poor play, Joe Mauer continues to be one of the best hitters in the game (.519/.594/.704 in the last 7 days). Aaron Hicks showed off all of his skills in one game to help the team to their only win of the week. It wasn't all bad for Justin Morneau either as he hit over .460 ...
  2. 2013 AL Central Preview

    by , 03-27-2013 at 06:58 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
    The Tigers were supposed to run away with the division last season but their team showed some holes. This allowed a club like the White Sox to surprise the baseball world and finish in second place by only three games. The Indians and the Royals have made some offseason moves to try and push themselves closer to the top.

    The AL Central is considered one of the weaker divisions in baseball but the reigning American League Champions reside in the division. Detroit wants to get back to ...
  3. 2013 American League Preview

    by , 03-26-2013 at 06:52 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
    Trying to predict baseball is becoming harder and harder. With the addition of the second wild card spot, it seems like almost every team has a shot at earning a trip to the postseason. No one saw the Orioles and the Athletics making it into the postseason last year. It is also hard to believe the playoffs occurred without the Angels participating.

    That is what makes this game so much fun. Fans from every team have hope at the beginning of the year and there are 162 games to separate ...
  4. Worm Hunting

    by , 02-27-2013 at 09:30 PM (by Matt Sisk)
    To be considered a prospect that will be drafted in the top-20 of any MLB Draft is quite a feat. Nearly everyone cannot accomplish that on natural talent alone. It takes an extreme amount of sweaty labor that most people would not, or could not, endure. I want to hope beyond all hope that Aaron Hicks turns out just like Dennis Rodman.

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    I’m sure your blood is boiling after reading that last sentence. So, ...

    Updated 03-18-2013 at 10:32 PM by mnfanforlife

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  5. Turning to Ben Revere as leadoff man

    by , 12-04-2012 at 07:01 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
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    One of the fallouts from the Denard Span trade last week is the promotion of Ben Revere to leadoff hitter and starting center fielder. Revere has served in this capacity at various times over the last couple of season when Span was dealing with a variety of injury issues. His defense has been exciting to watch and he has shown tremendous speed on the base paths but will Revere be able to handle the hitting approach it takes to be a lead-off hitter for a big league ...
  6. Episode 68: Live from GleeManor

    by , 11-18-2012 at 09:49 PM (TwinsGeek.com)
    The Star-Tribune Twins Blogger Picture from...2003?Aaron and John are at GleeManor being filmed for a documentary and talk about Scott Baker signing with the Cubs, Torii Hunter's post-Twins career and return to the AL Central, poor Mike Redmond, how the local media has and hasn't changed in their decade of blogging, why the Tigers and Blue Jays seem more willing to make big moves than the Twins, and their planned trip to see Hannibal Buress. Here are:

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  7. Torii Hunter's Legacy

    by , 11-16-2012 at 06:46 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
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    Back in the 1993 when the Twins drafted a high school outfielder from Arkansas, there was plenty of hope surrounding his future. The greatest player in franchise history, Kirby Puckett, was manning the outfield for the current team and this new athletic young man was in line to be his heir apparent. Puckett's career would be cut short in the coming years but Torii Hunter would lead a revitalization of the Twins franchise in the 2000s.

    Two decades ...
  8. Former Twins Position Players Fill Free Agent Market

    by , 11-07-2012 at 07:29 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
    There are plenty of players looking for big free agent money and a half dozen position players on the market have spent time playing for the Minnesota Twins. There are some key pieces to former teams and some other role players mixed in the bunch. A couple of these players are coming off one of their best seasons as a professional but it looks like age might be a factor.

    The Twins have a variety of needs this offseason, such as starting pitching and middle infield depth. With those ...
  9. Baseball brought hope back after 9/11

    by , 09-11-2012 at 07:27 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
    Author's note: I originally posted this on my blog last September but it still rings true for today.
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    It is hard to believe that it has been a decade since the most tragic day in American history. The events of that day and the recovery following it have been well documented over the last ten years. The anniversary will always be a time of remembrance but it will also be a time to reflect on how far America has come since the events of September ...
  10. Friday Links-N-Thinks

    by , 08-17-2012 at 07:49 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
    It was a rough week across Twins Territory as the Twins have won a single game in the last seven days. The Rays came into Target Field and swept the Twins while the Tigers were able to take two out of three games in their series. At this point, the Twins sit at the bottom of the AL Central and they have the worst record in the American League. When the season is lost like it is now for the Twins, losing games might be more beneficial as the team can secure a better draft pick for next June.
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  11. Hicks following the path laid by Hunter, Span

    by , 07-16-2012 at 08:05 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
    Since the Twins took Aaron Hicks with their first round pick in the 2008 MLB Draft, there has been plenty of talk about the athletic outfielder fitting into the future plans of the Twins organization. Hicks was one of the highest draft picks the Twins had prior to drafting Byron Buxton in this year's draft and he seemed to have all of the tools to make him a very valuable player. It hasn't ...
  12. Friday Links-N-Thinks

    by , 07-13-2012 at 08:37 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
    Happy Friday! I hope you made it through the week and you are looking forward to the weekend. It's hard to believe that it is already the 13th of July. Where is the time going from this summer? Make sure you spend some time this weekend enjoying the warm weather and the wonderful outdoors. It won't be long and we will all be stuck inside for another frigid winter across Twins Territory. At least the Wild should be worth watching this season with their newest additions.

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  13. Friday Links-N-Thinks

    by , 06-29-2012 at 08:02 AM (North Dakota Twins Fan)
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    After a rough series with the White Sox, the Twins had an off day on Thursday to enjoy the Harmon Killebrew Foundation Golf Tournament and other activities in the Twin Cities. The team will pick up play this weekend with four games against the Kansas City Royals and that includes a day-night doubleheader on Saturday. At this point last season, the Twins made a run to pull themselves a little closer before the All-Star Break and ...
  14. Patience Probable with Prep Picks

    by , 06-21-2012 at 04:29 AM (SethSpeaks.net)
    Since the Twins drafted outfielder Byron Buxton with the second overall pick in the 2012 MLB Draft, the question I hear most is, “When do you think we will see Buxton in a Minnesota Twins uniform?” We can all venture our guesses bases on what we’ve read about an 18 year old, but no one knows. He could come up as a 20 year old in 2014, as a 24 year old in 2018, or he may never make it up to the big league club.

    Another question I have heard frequently over the last two years is when ...
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