Hello, Molly! Herb Carneal Tom Kelly The Metrodome Jack Morris Win Twins Theme Dick Bremer Bob Casey Target Field Metropolitan Stadium Judge Harry Crump Paul Molitor Not many individuals have contributed to Minnesota baseball as much as Paul Molitor: Graduate of Cretin High School (St.
Molitor over Mientkiewicz for the top spot When the Minnesota Twins relieved longtime skipper Ron Gardenhire of his duties following the 2014 season, it was a momentous decision.
Our series continues with the team’s weakest position Our All-Time Brewers Team continues today at second base! Reminders: We’re looking for the best individual
Today's Twins Almanac features a clip of the incomparable Bob Casey that you're going to want to see (and hear), as well as postseason heroics by Greg Gagne and Minnesota natives Kent Hrbek, Jack Morris, and Paul Molitor.
Today's Almanac features two big ALCS wins for the Twins, two epic World Series performances by Minnesota natives, the retirement of the winningest manager in team history, a pitcher from the 1910s who settled down in Minnesota after retiring from baseball, and Hibbing hockey star Adam Johnson. ...
And My Wife Today is the Birthdays of former Blue Jays Paul Molitor and Drew Hutchison. And, far more importantly, it’s my wife’s Birthday. We were going to go hiking at Lake Louise today.
On July 28, Ryan Braun became just the 23rd player to be inducted into the Milwaukee Brewer Walk of Fame, being recognized as one of the franchise's best players. With a deep history, where does Braun stack up to the rest of Milwaukee's legends?
Today's Almanac spans generations, featuring Danny Valencia, Corey Koskie, Paul Molitor, Ben Oglivie, Mike Cubbage, Tony Oliva, and Pine City, MN native Rube Walberg.
Yelich had a season-high five hits and five RBI in Friday's win over the Chicago White Sox. Unbeknownst to him, he also tied a franchise record.
Using WAR to help us rank them, let's look at the top 24 players in the history of the Milwaukee Brewers franchise.
There are plenty of Major League Baseball players who were born to hit, and when the designated hitter was adopted by the American League in 1973, it made and saved plenty of careers.
This slideshow chronicles the 25 best leadoff men in MLB history. Most of these players are either in the Hall of Fame or are likely to be following their retirement from the game.
Since the American League’s implementation of the Designated Hitter Rule in 1973, American League teams have featured a number of great hitters at the non-fielding lineup position. Can you name each franchise’s most frequent DH by number of games played?
39 MLB players have had 500 or more stolen bases in their careers. How many of the can you name?
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