Tag "Minnesota Twins"
American League Central Breakout Candidates
B.J. Martin looks at one player on each American League Central club that is poised for a 2020 breakout.
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How MLB Teams Might Manipulate Rules to Create Best Roster Possible
Donovan Hugel discusses the ways in which MLB teams might use loopholes to get the most out of their roster.
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Leandre: Every MLB Team’s ‘Cheat Code’ for 2020
When a game of streaks such as baseball endures a shortened season, expect chaos to ensue. As a direct result, some players you wouldn’t think of could become stars. Who is every team’s biggest cheat code entering 2020?
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6 Bold Predictions for MLB’s Return
Zach Surdenik shares six bold predictions for the shortened MLB season.
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Is Joe Mauer a Hall of Famer?
Joe Mauer was one of the best catchers of the 2000s. But did he do enough to be enshrined in Cooperstown? Jordan Leander takes a look at the Minnesota native’s career.
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Former Twins and Mets Southpaw Comparable to Sandy Koufax
Jordan Leandre takes a look at Johan Santana’s career and how it very much compares to the likes of Sandy Koufax.
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Three Burning Questions: American League Central
As spring training begins to get underway, here are three burning questions for the American League Central. Chicago White Sox What will the veteran pitchers bring? The White Sox signed Dallas Keuchel and Gio Gonzalez back in December. They will
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Final Trade Breakdowns From a Wild MLB Weekend
There were many moving parts in the three-team megadeal between the Boston Red Sox, Minnesota Twins, and Los Angeles Dodgers over the last week, but the deal was completed Sunday night.
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Why Brock Holt is Still a Free Agent
Pitchers and catchers report in less than a week, and one of the most well-liked players in baseball remains without a job. That player is Brock Holt.
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Breaking Down The Lackluster Mookie Betts Trade
The Boston Red Sox just shipped out the second-best player in the MLB, but nobody saw this return… or lack thereof.
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