Matthew Leach

KANSAS CITY -- One of baseball’s best defensive outfielders and maybe the game’s fastest player went head to head on a very entertaining play in the Twins’ 4-0 win against the Royals on Wednesday night at Kauffman Stadium. With Royals superstar Bobby Witt Jr. on second base with one out

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MINNEAPOLIS -- Byron Buxton keeps reminding the Twins of what he can do. As if they could forget. Buxton triggered a six-run fourth inning that was all the offense Minnesota would get -- or need -- as the Twins secured their first home win of the season in a 6-1

ST. LOUIS -- Throughout the latter stages of Spring Training, even as Bailey Ober kept racking up strong results, he repeatedly told reporters that he nonetheless felt a bit out of sync. His velocity was down, and though he was getting hitters out, he was not pleased with his delivery.

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TWINS.TV is officially available for purchase. The team announced Tuesday that its direct-to-consumer streaming subscriptions for the 2025 season are now on sale, at a price of $99.99 for the full season or $19.99 per month. The package will bring every Twins game that is not picked up for exclusive

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Major League Opening Day is set for Thursday, but the Minors get rolling right after that, with Triple-A getting under way on Friday. As the Twins set their roster for the big league team’s season, plans are also coming into place for prospects.

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- The Twins turned to a familiar face to fill out their bullpen. They will add right-hander Randy Dobnak to their roster, a move which will complete the 26-man squad they are taking to Opening Day on Thursday in St. Louis. Dobnak’s contract will be selected from

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- As of Sunday morning, it seemed the Twins’ position-player roster situation was coming into clearer focus. A few hours later, it was looking more muddled again. Infielder Mickey Gasper, who appeared to be on track to make his first Opening Day roster, suffered a left ankle

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- It was a quiet winter for the Twins, then it was mostly a quiet camp. Then the injury bug hit Minnesota down the stretch, with Royce Lewis (left hamstring strain) lost for at least Opening Day and Brooks Lee (lower back tightness) beginning the season on