That's a tough loss to swallow. The Twins led the Astros 7-1 after four innings at Target Field on Sunday, but Houston chipped away, tied it off of Griffin Jax in the ninth, and won the game 9-7 in the tenth to secure a series victory.
The streaky offense continues to frustrate, and the highly touted Twins pitching staff is off to a gravely disappointing start. While Minnesota managed to find its way into the win column and stabilize a bit over the past week, this team still isn't doing much to inspire.
Yordan does it to the Twins again Up until the 9th inning of today’s series rubber match, the Minnesota Twins had done a remarkable job of keeping Houston Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez out of the box score.
It started encouragingly, with Chris Paddack dancing through a lot of solid contact and the offense expelling Ronel Blanco before the second inning was through.
The Twins are looking to get healthy as they move through early April. Today’s roster move on April 6th, 2025, involves Brooks Lee, who is heading on a rehab assignment to Single-A.
The Twins' slugging infielder is trying to be smart about building back up and preparing for a rehab assignment, without giving in to impatience or frustration about the number and nature of injuries that continue to pile up.
The Twins opened the 2025 MLB season without infielders Royce Lewis (hamstring) and Brooks Lee (back) due to injuries suffered in spring training. With the regular season now in its second week, one of the two is much closer to returning than the other.
Read today's Twins Almanac, featuring notes on Kirby Puckett, Tony Oliva, Bert Blyleven, Dave Winfield, Dick Stigman, José Offerman, St. Michael-Albertville grad Joe Barbeln, and more.
A huge new influx of players have been added to the Twins Players Project in recent weeks. Let's review some of the more notable entries.
Chris Paddack's first start was one to forget, but is there something we can learn from it? There may be some encouraging signs for the veteran right-hander.
As Byron Buxton goes, the Minnesota Twins tend to go. That could be good news for the Twins as they take on the Houston Astros in the rubber match of a three-game series Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.
The Pohlad Family, who owns the Minnesota Twins, has made a big decision regarding the sale of the franchise. Per Bob Nightengale of USA Today in his Sunday
The Twins are off to a slow start, which has become a theme in recent seasons. Is there a reason for this poor early-season performance?
The Fort Myers Mighty Mussels won their first game of the 2025 season by defeating the Palm Beach Cardinals 6-4 to improve to 1-1 on the young season.
Minnesota Twins starter Bailey Ober recovered from a rough season debut — both physically and metaphorically — in Minnesota's first home win of the season, a 6-1 victory over the Houston Astros Saturday at Target Field in Minneapolis.
Jose Miranda hit a three-run home run during a decisive six-run fourth inning, and the Minnesota Twins went on to defeat the Houston Astros 6-1 on Saturday afternoon in Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Twins' home opener did not turn out as they hoped it would. Now, the Twins will try to deliver a successful sequel after the original flopped.
The Minnesota Twins entered Wednesday’s series finale against the Chicago White Sox stuck in a frustrating early-season funk—and then, the rain came. A 3-hour, 20-minute delay pushed back first pitch and left the team stuck in a holding pattern at Guaranteed Rate Field.
The Twins have shuttled Dobnak on and off the 40-man roster a few times over the past couple of years.
Cashed another two winners on Monday! We swept the board, but it wasn’t easy. Kyle Hart was pretty easy, going over his strikeout line in the third inning.
Minnesota Twins fans could use a distraction following an 0-4 start to the 2025 MLB season, and center fielder Byron Buxton might have given them a small one via his recent comments.
Just hours after Randy Dobnak delivered his best big-league performance in years, the Minnesota Twins are parting ways—at least for now. According to Robert Murray of FanSided, the Twins are designating the veteran right-hander for assignment following Sunday’s 9-2 loss to the St.
The DFA comes on the heels of an impressive long relief outing for Dobnak, as he allowed one run over 5 1/3 innings of work in Minnesota’s 9-2 loss to the Cardinals Sunday.
After a professional career that spanned 17 years, veteran right-hander Jay Jackson is hanging up his glove. Robert Murray of FanSided reported this afternoon that Jackson is retiring from his playing career, adding that the 37-year-old hopes to have a second act in baseball, whether that comes by working for a team or in broadcasting.
Last week, Just Baseball managing editor Ryan Finkelstein sent me a message asking for my World Series prediction. I knew I’d be taking the Dodgers to win it all.
The Pohlad family won’t be selling themselves short as they explore a potential sale of the Minnesota Twins.
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