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TWINS FOCUS Twins Focus 2012 Predictions
Seth Stohs of the Twins Centric group and SethSpeaks.net recently posted his 2012 Minnesota Twins predictions. You can view them by clicking here. I figured I would go ahead and post my 2012 Twins pr...
Posted on 2/7/12 at 5:26 PM
REGGIE TALES Some Sports Stuff
*Word out of Phoenix is that the Arizona Diamondbacks have stolen Jason Kubel away from the Minnesota Twins for two years and $15 million. I have a bad feeling that this is going to come back to haunt...
Posted on 12/19/11 at 10:17 AM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES First you walk, then we talk!
Like many of us, I had my favorite teams to cheer for when I grew up in rural Minnesota. In the summer, there were the Twins in baseball; the winter time consisted of split shifts between the Timberwo...
Posted on 11/17/11 at 4:41 AM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND On Target with the Minnesota Twins is set for this Saturday, Sept. 17
UND On Target with the Minnesota Twins is scheduled for this Saturday, Sept. 17, when the Minnesota Twins meet Cleveland at a 12:10 p.m. game. Join us for food, games, activities and conversation at a...
Posted on 9/16/11 at 7:56 AM
MINNESOTA SPORTS MIND Don't make a final judgment on Mauer just yet
There has been plenty of debate related to the season Joe Mauer is having for the Twins, and the catcher has come under a remarkable amount of criticism in recent weeks. It's fair to say Mauer has ha...
Posted on 9/2/11 at 7:26 AM
Twins, for charity, putting Kim-and-Kris-autographed ball in auction
The team announced today it will auction off a baseball autographed by reality starlet Kim Kardashian and her ex-husband Kris Humphries. They signed the ball before a Minnesota Twins game last July, when the Minnesota native and NBA player Humphries threw out the ceremonial first pitch.
By Associated Press , February 07, 2012
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TWINS: Former Oakland outfielder Josh Willingham ready to try right field 
Josh Willingham readily acknowledges that right field is not his forte. But the newest Twins outfielder is confident he'll figure it out.
By John Shipley , January 30, 2012
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TWINS: Morneau 'hopeful' he'll be fully healthy in 2012
Justin Morneau's latest recovery is "right on schedule" for him to start this season at first base for the Minnesota Twins. The former American League MVP, been beset by all kinds of injuries the last two years, said on Friday night he's "hopeful" he'll be fully healthy in 2012.
By Dave Campbell , January 27, 2012
SPORTS COMMENTARY: Tom Kelly's legacy is noteworthy, odd managerial career
It was announced Thursday that Tom Kelly will have his No. 10 retired by the Twins -- a deserving honor, without a doubt, for the man who was in charge for the only World Series titles the Twins have won (and the only titles among the Vikings, Wild, North Stars and Timberwolves, we might also add).
By Michael Rand , January 27, 2012
Twins to retire ex-manager Tom Kelly's No. 10
President Dave St. Peter revealed the decision late Thursday at an annual awards banquet at Target Field, where the 61-year-old Kelly became emotional after the announcement. Kelly's No. 10 will be formally retired during a ceremony before a game against Cleveland on Sept. 8.
By Associated Press , January 27, 2012
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TWINS: Metrodome again site for TwinsFest
Major League Baseball's largest fan fest is back at the Metrodome - the Twins' old park - after a year away because of roof damage. The team expects about 30,000 to slip through the revolving doors, about 5,000 more than could squeeze into Blaine's National Sports Center last winter, when TwinsFest was one of the many events forced from the Dome.
By John Shipley , January 27, 2012
SPORTS COMMENTARY: Best guess for Twins' Opening Day roster? Bullpen tricky
This year, the roster is in a bit more flux than usual. The Minnesota Twins have about 16 relievers in the bullpen mix, for example. Plus, it's going to be almost impossible to decide on bench players until the Twins determine the health and well-being of regulars such as Justin Morneau, Joe Mauer and Denard Span.
By Tom Powers , January 27, 2012
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TWINS: Tom Kelly's No. 10 retired
Tom Kelly, the manager who led the Twins to their two World Series championships, had his No. 10 retired by the club Thursday. The number will be officially retired Sept. 8 in a ceremony at Target Field.
By John Shipley , January 27, 2012
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TWINS: Ex-foe Zumaya says he still has zoom in his right arm
"I've grown up a little bit," says Joel Zumaya, the right-hander who's resuming his pitching career with Minnesota. The former Detroit Tigers reliever says he will bring a different mentality to the mound. If he's healthy — he said today he feels "great" — he'll still be relied on to strike opponents out in the late innings. But his breaking and off-speed pitches will be an important part of his repertoire -- and not just the 100-mile-per-hour heat.
By Dave Campbell , January 19, 2012
TWINS: New radio play-by-play announcer Provus ready to go
Cory Provus grew up a fan of the Chicago Cubs. He was an even bigger fan of legendary Cubs’ play-by-play announcer Harry Caray.
By Wayne Nelson , January 18, 2012
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TWINS: Arbitration with lefties Liriano, Perkins avoided
Francisco Liriano and Glen Perkins each received substantial raises on their 2011 salaries.
By John Shipley , January 18, 2012
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TWINS: Pending physical, ex-Tigers reliever Zumaya joining Minnesota
The physical will be key because Joel Zumaya has had a history of arm issues. In 2010, he posted a 2.58 ERA in 31 appearances before breaking his right arm on a pitch at Target Field.
By Joe Christensen , January 17, 2012
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BASEBALL: Selig 'very hopeful' for added wild card in MLB's American, National leagues
Commissioner Bud Selig says that a committee formed to work out details of expanding the playoffs from eight teams to 10 is dealing with scheduling issues.
By Associated Press , January 12, 2012
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TWINS: Minnesota pitchers expected to go deeper into games in '12, GM Ryan says
Innings have been hard to come by for the Twins, who haven't had more than one starter pitch 200-plus in the same season since 2009, when right-handers Nick Blackburn and Scott Baker threw 205-1/3 and 200, respectively.
By John Shipley , January 10, 2012
Stats guru who helped propel Blyleven into Baseball Hall less high on Morris
St. Paul native and one-year Minnesota Twin Jack Morris will return to the ballot a 14th year, which is how long it took another former Twin, Bert Blyleven, to get elected.
By Bob Sansevere , January 10, 2012
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