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Twins lose to Red Sox again as Bailey Ober gets little support

MINNEAPOLIS — Bailey Ober owns a 2.83 ERA in his 11 starts for the Twins this season, which is really good. If Ober had enough innings to qualify for the ERA title — and he's only about 10 innings shy of it now — he would rank seventh in the…

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Jim Souhan: Just the FAQs. 10 questions after a bad weekend of baseball

Here are the Twins' FAQs of life, following another loss to Detroit on Sunday:

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Jim Souhan: As injuries hit Twins, Correa says abusing bodies is ‘just part of the game’

The Twins' 2023 season is being hamstrung by hamstrings, and other ailing body parts.

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Minnesota Twins get aggressive to beat the Angels 6-2

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Louis Varland threw more fastballs, Willi Castro pulled off a squeeze play, Byron Buxton refused to stop at second base and Trevor Larnach circled the bases because the Angels couldn't stop him. The Twins used all that extra aggression, bordering on cheekiness, Saturday night and it earned…

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Cubs blown out by Twins for second straight game as starting pitching falters

Right-hander Marcus Stroman had an uncharacteristically short start in the Cubs’ 16-3 loss Sunday.

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Nationals tag Pablo López for five earned runs, win second in a row at Target Field

MINNEAPOLIS — Venezuela born and major league raised by way of Miami, the Twins' newly signed starter Pablo López lasted four innings in Minnesota's cold during Saturday's 10-4 loss to last-place Washington at Target Field.

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Twins smash their way to victory over Red Sox at Fenway Park

BOSTON — It took more than a decade, but the Twins finally solved Corey Kluber.

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Carlos Correa's clutch hitting sends Twins to second win in a row over Yankees

NEW YORK — Carlos Correa outlasted the umbrage.

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La Velle E. Neal III: Pitch to Kyle Farmer’s face was scary, outcome ‘some sort of miracle’

MINNEAPOLIS — The worst part, for those in attendance on Wednesday, was the sound.

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Look: Twins’ Byron Buxton Suffers Scary Football-Style Collision While Running Bases

The Minnesota star had to leave his team’s win over the White Sox after the violent collision.

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Twins top White Sox, 3-1, but lose Kyle Farmer in frightening incident

MINNEAPOLIS — Sonny Gray and four relievers combined on a six-hitter Wednesday afternoon as the Twins beat the White Sox, 3-1.

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Kyle Farmer, Byron Buxton use their power to lift Twins over Astros

MINNEAPOLIS — The Astros were already well aware of it, but they were reminded on Saturday: That shortstop the Twins acquired last winter sure gets some big hits.

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Twins keep rolling to open season, post second consecutive shutout against Royals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – "You might never see the same lineup out there two games in a row," Rocco Baldelli said of his versatile Twins roster during spring training, a pledge that he broke just two games into the season.

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Banning defensive shifts makes batters feel better. But will they really hit better?

FORT MYERS, Fla. – Max Kepler considered the question, started to answer, and thought better of it.

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La Velle E. Neal III: Loss of dead weight means the Twins will win 90-plus games

FORT MYERS, Fla. – One equipment truck has departed for the Twin Cities. Another is being loaded as the Twins prepare to break camp and head for a regular season that will be better than the clunker of 2022.

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Fantasy baseball: Here's who will boom, bust during the 2023 baseball season

In sports and gambling there, there is a (mistaken) belief that a player who is performing better than normal will continue to play well.

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La Velle E. Neal III: Buxton will start season as DH after smashing spring training debut

FORT MYERS, Fla. – Byron Buxton announced his arrival to spring training on Tuesday with a loud crack of the bat, rifling a double to the right-center field wall in his first plate appearance in a major league spring training game this season.

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Experts Come Together for LABR Draft Review

Best picks, biggest regrets and nastiest snipes from this 15-team draft.

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Michael A. Taylor bringing another Gold Glove to Twins outfield

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Initials are important to Michael A. Taylor. Take that middle letter, for instance — it stands for Anthony, his father's first name, and he's asked that it be included as part of his own baseball name since he turned pro 13 years ago.

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Jim Souhan: While preparing (reluctantly) to DH, Buxton asserts: ‘I’m a center fielder’

FORT MYERS, Fla. — The Twins' designated hitter in 2023 will bat from both sides of the plate.

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Twins’ trade with Kansas City lands Gold Glove center fielder Taylor

The Twins will head into the 2023 season with two Gold Glove center fielders.

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Carlos Correa’s Return Makes the Twins a Contender. Now They Must Add More

Minnesota won back its star shortstop, but it has more work to do in its lineup in order to set its sights on October.

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La Velle E. Neal III: Carlos Correa returning is a victory for Twins

MINNEAPOLIS — On March 23 of last year, Carlos Correa signed a three-year, $105.3 million contract with the Twins.

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Where Have All the Star Center Fielders Gone?

This is the worst the position has been in at least 50 years. What happened? Is there hope for a revival?

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Jim Souhan: Here’s the one bit of baseball that Miguel Sano never mastered

MINNEAPOLIS — The Twins cut Miguel Sano loose this week, ending a relationship of a dozen years. What happened to one of baseball's most celebrated prospects?

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