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Twins to part ways with pitching coach Pete Maki (opens the original)
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The Twins decided to part ways with a longtime member of their coaching staff. The Twins announced this morning they have parted ways with pitching coach Pete Maki as well as assistant pitching coach Luis Ramirez. Maki had been with the organization since 2018, starting as a minor league pitching coordinator and working his way up the ranks until taking over as the pitching coach in 2022. Maki was unexpectedly thrust into the role after his predecessor, Wes Johnson, left the Twins to return to c
Game 150: Yankees at Twins (opens the original)
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Good guys vs bad guys at Target Field tonight, rain permitting. First Pitch (CT): 6:40 PMTV: Twins.TVRadio: TIBN/830 WCCO/102.9 The Wolf /Audacy AppKnow Yo’ Foe: Pinstripe Alley Bad news: the Twins play the Yankees. Good news: most of these Twins are young enough to not even know the Twins are cursed against the Evil Empire. But back to bad news: back-to-back MVP Aaron Judge is back after missing over 4 months. Judge is still rounding into form, with the Yankees opting to bring him right back to
Guardians 9, Twins 2: Looking to 2027 (opens the original)
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Another rough outing against the Cleveland Guardians. What else is new? Bad news: the Twins lost. Good news: it doesn’t really matter at this point. While Minnesota’s second half fade has been disappointing, 2026 was always supposed to be a transition season as the kids worked their way up to the MLB squad to make a push for 2027 and beyond. But for now, let’s look at this one. Joe Ryan was back on the mound for the second time since returning from the IL and had yet another rough second half ou
Tigers 5, Twins 4: Rookies shine, vets struggle on Labor Day (opens the original)
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Killer double plays, bad defense, and bad execution, a tale as old as time. But at least the kids looked good! It was a labor of a game on Labor Day. The Twins were resilient and had plenty of chances to score, but more bad luck with RISP, four double plays, and poor defensive execution led to another Twins loss. The same script as most of the second half. The Twins once again struck first in the game. Luke Keaschall was hit by a pitch and Brooks Lee stroked a strong single to center. Keaschall
Twins 11, Tigers 1: Keaschall Khaos (opens the original)
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Luke Keaschall led the Twins on a much-needed big offensive night. Luke Keaschall was a much-needed spark plug, Walker Jenkins doinked his first MLB homer off the right field pole, Jeffers added two bombs of his own, his first since the last day of July, and Taj Bradley delivered one of his best starts of the season when the Twins most needed it. It was a fun night at the ballpark when the Twins really needed a win! Let’s start on the offensive side. Facing Jackson Jobe, the former top pitching
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