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We’re officially deep into the offseason, as the Winter Meetings are behind us and some of the biggest dominos have fallen. The Winter Meetings were surprising

It’s safe to say that the offseason has left a lot to be desired for the Minnesota Twins. After winning the division and ending a 19-year postseason losing str

The Twins’ future looks brighter, after they won their first playoff series in two decades.  A new wave of impact players are getting closer to the big leagues, and here is what Minnesota’s starting lineup might look like in four years.

Https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/12/diamondbacks-to-sign-lourdes-gurriel-jr.html A number of people believed that Gurriel Jr. would be a decent player for the Twins, especially if Max Kepler was traded. I don't see any other bats worth signing for less than $15 million per year. Are the Twins ...

Join us in argument as we count down the greatest Twins teams in history, as voted on by the Twins Daily writers. Today: the ninth-ranked team, which should be a familiar one.

Taking stock of an exceedingly slow-moving Twins offseason.

Unlike a year ago, it's much easier to see that there might be enough separation between teams for the AL Central to belong to the Twins.

Is an 80-win season in the cards?

Aaron Judge and Juan Soto are teaming up in New York to form one of the best duos in baseball history. Can the Twins' top duo be considered among baseball’s best next season, too?