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Opening Day is Friday. 24 hours from now, Joe Ryan takes on Robbie Ray in an unusual, historic, and intriguing pitching matchup. Who has the edge?

The Minnesota Twins just announced their 28-Man roster for Opening Day of the 2022 season. Here are the names and one question facing each player on the roster.

While Opening Day was bearing down on the Minnesota Twins, weather delayed things just a bit. With the schedule now set to open on Friday, the front office continued working as they acquired Chris Paddack and Emilio Pagan from the Padres in exchange for closer Taylor Rogers and Brent Rooker. What does that do to the roster?

Happy Opening Week of Twins Baseball! As pro baseball gets into the swing of things, the amateur season continues and now starts to share the spotlight. We've got you covered on all things draft-related.

Rumors started last night. It appears both sides took the night to sleep on it, and on Thursday morning have finalized a deal that sends Twins top reliever Taylor Rogers and outfielder Brent Rooker to the Padres in exchange for starter Chris Paddack and reliever Emilio Pagan. 

In an effort to make Target Field a more inclusive and welcoming place for all fans, the Twins unveiled the UnitedHealthcare Sensory Suite on Tuesday afternoon. Here's what you need to know. 

Opening Day is nearly here, and with it comes the excitement of every team having an opportunity to turn into a contender. Here are five bold predictions about the 2022 Minnesota Twins. 

According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, the Twins are on the verge of acquiring San Diego Padres starter Chris Paddack.

The 26-year-old would bring a controllable arm with upside to the needy Minnesota rotation. 

Despite postponing Opening Day by 24 hours, the Minnesota Twins were back at Target Field today for their media day and full-squad workout. Although temperatures hovered in the high-30s and light rain was falling, a workout followed a pair of press conferences.

As of writing this article on April 5th, the year of our Lord 2022, the Twins bullpen is far from set. Some prominent names have established themselves, while other, darker horses rode a hot spring into the opening day roster. But the pitching staff generally is a name salad of “whos” and “whys;” players with little star power at the moment but who are still guys potentially capable of carrying a team. The Twins this year will be flexible, and that is a good thing.

The Minnesota Twins are expected to compete for the American League Central division crown once again in 2022. After the 2021 season wound up being a flop, it was clear the front office went out looking to push the envelope this offseason. Now with the roster set, who’s going to beat the odds?

In 2019 and 2020, Gio Urshela was an offensive force for the Yankees. What does he offer the Twins at his best and his worst? What happened to his offense?