Twins

The MLB Pipeline team released their preseason 2022 Top 100 that featured four Twins prospects. Two of the Twins are new to the list while a fifth Twins prospect, who made the cut in 2021, “just missed” in 2022. Let’s take a quick look at the Twins top 5 prospect.

Minnesota's significant free-agent acquisition seems like a slam dunk, but a severe injury may impact how long Carlos Correa stays in Minnesota. Here's a look back at his injury history during his big-league career.

With one stunning and historic move, the Minnesota Twins completely flipped the script on an underwhelming offseason, acquiring a superstar in his prime with an unprecedented free agency splash.

Let's get up to speed on where things stand and what's still ahead.

Now that the dust has somewhat settled on the Twins’ stunning addition of superstar Carlos Correa, the attention has turned to the weakest parts of the roster. In addition to the rotation, the Twins could still use some juice out of their bullpen. They have an in-house option to fill that void.

Fans and journalists alike learned a valuable lesson early Saturday morning — namely that sleep is for the weak of will — as many awoke to the one good piece of news going on at the moment: Carlos Correa is a Minnesota Twin.

Nelson Cruz, Josh Donaldson, and Mitch Garver are no longer with the Minnesota Twins. Does that mean Twins fans should be worried about DH production this season?

Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reports that the Minnesota Twins have signed right-handed relief pitcher Joe Smith. 

Rumors swirled for days that the Minnesota Twins were in on signing former Colorado Rockies shortstop Trevor Story. With less than three weeks until Opening Day, things came to a head. In a plot twist, it’s Carlos Correa coming to Twins Territory, and Rocco Baldelli may now have the best shortstop in baseball.

The Twins agreed to terms on a franchise trajectory-altering signing in the early hours of Saturday morning, signing Carlos Correa to a three-year, $103.5 million contract. Come and read up on Correa, his potential impact in Minnesota and what it means for the rest of the Twins offseason.

No, this is not a RandBalls Stu article. No satire here! According to Mark Berman, the Twins and All Star shortstop Carlos Correa have agreed to a three-year deal worth $103.5 million. The deal is believed to have opt-outs after the first two years. Also, Holy Wow! 

The Minnesota Twins have signed Chi Chi Gonzalez to a minor league deal with an invite to Spring Training. This article will give you a look at Gonzalez’s background and what impact he might have on the team in 2022.

Aaron and John recap a wild week of Twins moves, including trading away Josh Donaldson, Mitch Garver, and Chase Petty, and look ahead to the remaining moves that could/should be coming, from Trevor Story and Frankie Montas to uncertain pivot plans. You can listen by downloading us from iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio or find it at GleemanAndTheGeek.com. Or just click this link.