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Those three players are five months apart in age and signed within five months of each other in 2009 when they were just 16. They should be in their primes right now. Instead, injuries and underperformance tell a different story.

The promising season of 2019 is a distant memory as Kepler's numbers don't justify keeping him in the lineup.

The New York Yankees could really use a player like Luis Arraez, who was swapped for Pablo Lopez. What about this hypothetical deal, though?

As we begin to dabble in what is possible with artificial intelligence, the "Ask AI" was tasked with a question about Minnesota sports history. The results were not what you might expect.

Last week, MLBTR took an early look at offseason option decisions facing teams in the National League. Were continuing our …

Royce Lewis' collision Sunday was the latest incident to cause concern as Twins await the return of multiple stars.

The Star Tribune columnist tells host Michael Rand that he's run out of patience with Kepler, especially when there are solid replacement options. Plus, Twins bullpen villains and renewed interest in the NBA playoffs.

Cleveland and Minnesota illustrate the limits of one size fit all offenses and the metrics we use to characterize them

Minnesota Twins outfielder Kyle Garlick is not in the lineup Sunday in the teams game against the Cleveland Guardians.

With the Twins holding a one-run lead in the seventh inning, Gabriel Arias' leadoff single was no cause for alarm — until Sonny Gray's first-pitch curveball to Will Brennan didn't break enough.