Minnesota Twins

The 2024 season did not go as planned for the Minnesota Twins. The team was riding high after a 2023 playoff run but a late-season swoon saw them miss the playoffs altogether in 2024.

Major League Baseball spring training is in the books and we are now 24 hours from the start of the regular season! Here are five bold predictions for the upcoming season

The Minnesota Twins Winter Caravan made a stop in St. Joseph at Kennedy Community School. Twins infielder/outfielder Austin Martin, starting pitcher Zebby Mathews, former Twin turned broadcaster Justin Morneau, TV play-by-play voice Cory Provus and mascot TC Bear all made an appearance.

Just a year after losing longtime play-by-play voice Dick Bremer to 'retirement,' one of the team's television analysts has announced that he is stepping down from his role.

Over the years the look, location and price of admission has changed, but the event powers on in 2025 in the corridors and hallways of Target Field. This year's event is scheduled for January 24th and 25th.

MLB.com is reporting the Minnesota Twins have acquired catcher Diego Cartaya from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for minor league pitcher Jose Vasquez.

Slated to be on hand for the event are radio broadcaster Cory Provus, former Twin Justin Morneau, mascot T.C. Bear and current Twins players Zebby Matthews and Austin Martin.

There have been a few missteps in the history of the Minnesota Twins, to be sure. Trading Johan Santana for magic beans, getting rid of the Dome Dog when the team moved to Target Field and the entirety of the Pohlad's reign of ownership terror are just a few off the top of my head.

The Twins beat a 95-win Cardinals team in seven games, with the series-clinching win coming in front of 55,376 fans at exactly 10:30 p.m. on October 25th, 1987.

Carl Pohlad bought the Twins for $43.5 million in 1984. Carl passed away in 2009 and left the team to his son, Jim Pohlad. The team is now worth about $1.5 billion and is run by Jim Pohlad's nephew, Joe.