The State of the WNBA and the Twins’ Cuzzi CurseThe State of the WNBA and the Twins’ Cuzzi Curse
The WNBA enters its 27th season on the heels of its biggest game and its first punishment of a team for foul play. We also talk Lynx roster cuts and
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Minnesota Foul Play-by-play Talks Twinsfest 2023 and Walkup MusicMinnesota Foul Play-by-play Talks Twinsfest 2023 and Walkup Music
On the Jan. 29, 2023 edition of Minnesota Foul Play-by-play, we discuss the Wild’s winning ways on Hockey Day Minnesota, Anthony’s first Twinsfest, and walkup music with the creator of
They aren’t Making Ballplayers like Joe Mauer AnymoreThey aren’t Making Ballplayers like Joe Mauer Anymore
Baseball quite literally is not making ballplayers like Joe Mauer anymore. In fact, he’s potentially the last of a bygone era, during which striking out was still frowned upon by
Minnesota Twins should call up Nick Gordon, yesterdayMinnesota Twins should call up Nick Gordon, yesterday
Ehire Adrianza has no business playing shortstop everyday, and Gregorio Petit has no business on an MLB roster. Ryan LaMarre should be nothing more than a fourth outfielder and pinch
All-too-familiar Recipe for Twins to end Yankee Playoff CurseAll-too-familiar Recipe for Twins to end Yankee Playoff Curse
Prior to the Minnesota Twins taking on the New York Yankees to close out their regular season series in New York, I wrote that I thought the Twins were a
Kurt Suzuki Extension Headlines Mild Twins Trade DeadlineKurt Suzuki Extension Headlines Mild Twins Trade Deadline
In a wild MLB Trade Deadline Day that saw David Price traded to Detroit, Jon Lester and Jonny Gomes traded to Oakland for Yoenis Cespedes, John Lackey shipped to St.
Ryan Doumit to do a Bit of Everything for TwinsRyan Doumit to do a Bit of Everything for Twins
Terry Ryan continued his torrid offseason pace filing holes for the Minnesota Twins since taking over for Bill Smith. He and Ryan Doumit agreed to terms on a one-year deal
Baseball, it’s Demise, and Why it STILL isn’t DoomedBaseball, it’s Demise, and Why it STILL isn’t Doomed
It’s a shame the greatest hitter we’ve seen since Ted Williams, and arguably the greatest player in baseball may have to leave the friendly confines of Minneapolis for the dirty,