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The Twins honored Hall of Famer and former Twin Harmon Killebrew at a Memorial Service Thursday night at Target Field. Killebrew died Tuesday May 17 after a battle with esophagael cancer. His funeral was last Friday in Arizona. Many former and current Twins players spoke at the Memorial Service including Rod Carew, Jim Kaat, and Paul Molitor.

The Twins will hold a Memorial Service tonight at Target Field beginning at 7pm for former Twin and Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew. Hear the program on WJON with coverage beginning at 7:00. The event is free and open to the public. Killebrew's funeral took place last Friday in Arizona. He died May 17 after a battle with esophagael cancer. Killebrew hit 573 homeruns in his career.

Former Twin and hall of famer Harmon Killebrew's funeral will take place today in Peoria, Arizona at noon (Central Time) and coverage can be heard on AM 1390-the Fan. Killebrew died Tuesday after a battle with esophageal cancer. He was 74.

The Twins will hold a Memorial Service for Hall of Famer and former Twin Harmon Killebrew Thursday May 26 at Target Field. Killebrew died Tuesday after a battle with esophageal cancer. His funeral is set for today with a private burial in Idaho on Monday. Killebrew is 11th all-time in homeruns with 573.

The Minnesota Twins will hold a public memorial service for Harmon Killebrew at Target Field next week, after the Hall of Fame slugger's funeral in Arizona. The Twins made the announcement on Wednesday, the day after Killebrew died at 74 from esophageal cancer.

Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew died Tuesday at his Scottsdale, Arizona home after battling esophageal cancer, reports ESPN.com. He was 74. Killebrew was diagnosed with the cancer six months ago. Nicknamed “The Killer,” Killebrew, who played from 1954-1975, was an 11-time All-Star who won the American League MVP Award in 1969. With him anchoring the lineup, the Twins went to t

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Harmon Killebrew, the Minnesota Twins slugger known for his tape-measure home runs, has died at his home in Scottsdale, Ariz. He was 74.

Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew says he will no longer fight esophageal cancer and is settling in for the final days of his life. The Minnesota Twins released a statement on Friday from Killebrew, saying he has "exhausted all options" for treatment and the cancer is incurable.

Hall of Fame slugger Harmon Killebrew says he has been diagnosed with esophageal cancer. Killebrew released a statement through the Minnesota Twins on Thursday saying that he is receiving treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona.