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Hard to believe it's been 20 years since 2003, but it was a much different time, long before many future Twins Hall of Famers made their debuts on the Metrodome's carpet. 

Who is the greatest player in the history of each Major League franchise? Before we get to the answer, let’s be clear about the exact nature of the question. What we’re not asking: Which player has enjoyed the most success with each franchise, sitting atop its all-time leaderboards and becoming

Some MLB legends are synonymous with certain franchises. When you think of Babe Ruth, you naturally think of the Boston Braves. We all remember Ryne Sandberg playing shortstop for the Phillies, and Ken Griffey Jr. starring with the White Sox. Wait a minute ... OK, so maybe we don't have

The 1961 American League season was unique because for the first time since the turn of the century the league was not made up of 8 teams. Not only did the Senators move from Washington to Minnesota, but the league added 2 expansion teams, the Los Angeles Angels and the “new” Washington Senators....

Some good, some bad, some "why?"

The Cubs got some decent talent in deals this year, but didn’t keep it.

Some deals made this year helped lay the groundwork for the 1998 Cubs wild card season.

A very slow trade year.

A savvy trade acquisition in December 1995, Martinez took over Don Mattingly’s old position with aplomb.

Nowhere is the lack of experience amongst current managers more evident than in the cases of Piniella and Leyland, who rank 16th and 17th all-time in games managed wit...