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Carlos Correa, Joe Ryan Making Solid Progress on Injury Front For Minnesota Twins
Speaking this week at the general manager's meetings, Twins President of Baseball Operations Derek Falvey issued a solid ...
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Could Twins reunite with a Gold Glove first baseman this winter?
While it is widely assumed that the Minnesota Twins' relationship with a 15-year veteran was to be one-and-done, recent ...
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4 things we know about the Minnesota Twins' offseason plans
The Minnesota Twins aren't going to be big spenders in free agency but ... Speaking to reporters this week, Twins President ...
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Royce Lewis Could Change Things Up in 2025 For the Minnesota Twins
Heading into 2025, there is a chance that the Minnesota Twins could use slugger Royce Lewis at second base. Twins' President ...
Yankees, Mets should test Twins’ waters for possible Carlos Correa trade
The Mets and Yankees should do what I strongly suspect they would never consider — ignore his cost (kind of), his injury ...
Minnesota Twins Free Agent Made Baseball History as Gold Glove Winner in 2024
On Sunday night, Minnesota Twins first baseman Carlos Santana made some unique baseball history by winning the American ...
Twins' Joe Ryan: Shoulder injury recovery on track
Ryan 's recovery from a shoulder injury that ended his season in early August has made good progress, Twins president of baseball operations Derek Falvey told MLB.com. "Reports on him have been ...
Minnesota Twins' Alex Kirilloff announces retirement from baseball at 26
Minnesota Twins fielder Alex Kirilloff announced his retirement from baseball Thursday, citing injuries as the driving force ...
Twins will need to be ‘creative’ as financial restrictions hamper chance to improve roster
Derek Falvey realizes he may need to reallocate resources in order to round out the edges of the Twins’ roster.
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Twins’ Alex Kirilloff, 26, retires from baseball, citing mental, physical toll of injuries
After years of his promising young career being disrupted by injuries, Alex Kirilloff has decided to retire from the game of ...
Alex Kirilloff retires from baseball at 26 after an injury-ravaged career with the Twins
In 249 career games, he batted .248 with 27 homers, 116 RBIs and a .721 OPS. Minnesota Twins' Alex Kirilloff in action during ...
Twins first baseman Carlos Santana wins his first Gold Glove award
MINNEAPOLIS — A Minnesota Twins first baseman is celebrating winning his first Gold Glove award. On Sunday, Major League ...