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2023 Minnesota Twins Season Preview – A New Design on Winning?
Can the Minnesota Twins turn a disappointing 2022 season into a much more successful 2023 season with Carlos Correa back, an improved rotation and more depth? Continue reading
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2022 Minnesota Twins 1st-Half Review-Come Together Right Now
The 2022 Minnesota Twins had a strange 1st half of the 2022 MLB season. They’re in 1st place in the American League Central Division but only have the 6th best record in the American League and they ended the 1st-half* … Continue reading
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Tagged 2022 Minnesota Twins, 2022 MLB Trade Deadline, American League Central Division, Bailey Ober, Byron Buxton, Chicago White Sox, Chris Archer, Danny Coulombe, Dylan Bundy, Emilio Pagán, Front Office, Griffin Jax, Jhoan Duran, Joe Ryan, Jorge Alcala, Jose Miranda, Josh Winder, Kenta Maeda, Luis Arraez, Luis Castillo, Miguel Sanó, Minnesota Twins, Relief Pitching, Ryan Jeffers, Triple-A Saints, Twins bullpen, Tyler Duffey, Yennier Cano
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Weekly TwinsTakes – June 29th, 2015 – How do you spell relief?
The Minnesota Twins had one of the greatest months in franchise history in May, going 20-7 and putting themselves in the conversation for the American League Central Division. Unfortunately, they’ve gone 10-16 since then with only a couple games left … Continue reading
