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Fun fact: Minnesota had more ejections than Detroit had runs tonight!

Carlos Santana's RBI single in the ninth breaks a tie and Pittsburgh prevails despite Luis Arraez raising his MLB-leading batting average to .402.

UNDATED (WHTC-AM/FM, June 24, 2023) - Homers by Royce Lewis and Max Kepler powered a three-run second inning f...

DETROIT (AP) - Kenta Maeda pitched five scoreless innings in his return from the injured list and the Minnesot...

Box ScoreKenta Maeda: 5 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 2 BB, 8 KHome Runs: Royce Lewis (4), Max Kepler (10)Top 3 WPA: Kenta Maeda (.237), Max Kepler (.189), Brock Stewart (.078) Win Probability Chart (via FanGraphs) Kenta Maeda returned to a major-league mound for the first time since his disastrous—and hazardou...

Tampa and Seattle brought the thunder while Toronto and Houston lost nail-biters.

The Twins seemed like a natural fit as a landing spot for a right-handed bat with a proven track record over the off-season. Given the team’s need for a short-term deal and a relatively top-heavy free agent class, there wasn’t a plethora of options to play with. However, there were a handful of n...

The Minnesota Twins topped Detroit in the road series opener while the St. Cloud Rox fell to Willmar in the series finale Friday.

Minnesota turns to Pablo to keep the momentum.

When he managed the Minnesota Twins, Tom Kelly strived to maintain an "even keel.'' He might not have enjoyed this Twins homestand, which turned out to be the baseball equivalent of parasailing while exploring the psychic freedoms created by Minnesota's legalization of recreational marijuana. Here's an incomplete recap of a 10-game homestand that had everything but Lew Ford ironing his shirt ...