Billy Porter
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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Dream Louisville Silver Slugger trio Twins fans wish they could’ve seen (opens the original)
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Imagine walking into the Minnesota Twins clubhouse of former Twins Silver Sluggers and seeing numbers 29, 34, and 7 hanging side by side and batting 1, 2 and 3 in the batting order. Combining Rod Carew, Kirby Puckett, and Joe Mauer into a single lineup sounds like a fever dream for opposing pitchers, a masterclass in contact hitting, OBP %, and pure baseball IQ spanning three distinct eras. We'll have to put Carew in as he won 6 batting titles in the 1970s, but the Silver Slugger award wasn't ar
Top Twins September call-up candidates as Minnesota's playoff hopes dwindle (opens the original)
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Major League Baseball expands active rosters to 28 players on September 1, permitting teams to carry up to 14 pitchers. For the Minnesota Twins, September call-ups offer a mix of high-upside prospects and depth options, providing stretch-run insurance. Dark Horses: Tristan Gray (INF) offers versatile infield defense with power. Aaron Sabato (1B) brings heavy right-handed pop and it may be time to see if he can hit MLB pitching. The Twins have teased us like a perch with playoff aspirations all s
Breaking down recent Twins' MLB broadcast ranking and giving our own grade (opens the original)
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In Awful Announcing’s local MLB broadcaster rankings, the Minnesota Twins placed near the middle of the pack, 16th overall. This is an accurate reflection of a broadcast team that is technically proficient, highly professional, but occasionally bogged down by a crowded rotation and some mediocrity. Anchoring the telecast is play-by-play caller Cory Provus, a seasoned broadcaster who transitioned smoothly from the radio booth to TV. Provus brings steady mechanics and a sharp, polished delivery. H
Twins' challenging August schedule could make or break playoff hopes (opens the original)
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The month of August serves as the ultimate test for all Major League Baseball contenders. The trade deadline dust has settled with the Twins' bullpen improved, yet the dog days of summer will test the true depth and stamina of their roster. For the Minnesota Twins, this month represents the single most critical stretch of their entire 2026 campaign. Clinging tightly to postseason aspirations in a middling American League Central and Wild Card race, the Twins must navigate a challenging schedule
3 pros of the Twins dealing Joe Ryan at the trade deadline and 3 cons (opens the original)
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Let's begin by saying trading Joe Ryan would be an incredibly unpopular move among a jaded fan base from the 2025 fire sale. While attendance has ticked up a bit with the Twins remaining in the playoff hunt, fans are still remaining cautious with their hopes and spending dollars. Overall, attendance remains down from 2025. If the Twins were to make the playoffs, positioning a starter like Ryan in a series would be invaluable, if not impossible to try and replace down the stretch. With the recent
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