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Overview Minnesota was wandering. For what felt like 40 years, the Twins navigated the baseball landscape with little success, only finding desert between occasional small oases. Their last great team—the 1970 group that fell to the Baltimore dynasty—might as well have been in a different century...
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Joe Mauer grew up in St. Paul, Minn., spent his entire 15-year playing career with the Minnesota Twins and has now been elected to the Hall of Fame.
The election of Joe Mauer means that there are now 12 former Minnesota Twins players in the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Although the Twins' franchise history includes players who were Washington Senators before the team moved to Minnesota in 1961, this list is exclusive to those who played in Minnesota.
In honor of Joe Mauer's roots and in memory of another St. Paul legend, the late, unforgettable Don "The Eye" Riley from the Pioneer Press sports pages, here is a