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While Major League Baseball has decided to lock out the players and freeze big-league transactions, Minnesota has continued making minor league moves. Daniel Robertson and Tim Beckham were signed recently and could be depth fits for the 26-man roster, but what if this club already has a utility player in the form of a new piranha?

Johan Santana’s trade from the Twins to the Mets will be memorable for many reasons. Now, one final player from that trade is still making his mark at the big-league level.

On February 19th, Twins Daily will be celebrating its 10-year anniversary. To honor this upcoming milestone, we're looking back at the most-read articles from each year since our site launched. 

Today, we dive into the 2016 season. Total System Failure and 103 losses. ByungHo Park. Brain Dozier's 42-HR explosion. What a year.

Byron Buxton gets a lot of the focus for his myriad of injuries throughout his professional career, but he isn’t the only Twins player with an injury history. Here are two players that stayed healthy and productive during the 2021 season.

As things have dragged on and MLB continues to insist on keeping its players locked out, it’s becoming increasingly likely that we won’t have baseball as scheduled. Spring Training is almost assuredly not happening next week, but which Twins are hurt most by this reality?

On February 19th, Twins Daily will be celebrating its 10-year anniversary. To honor this upcoming milestone, we're looking back at the most-read articles from each year since our site launched. 

Today, we dive into the 2015 season, in which the Twins welcomed a new manager, debuted their two most prized prospects, and returned (briefly) to relevance.

February is Black History Month, and over the coming weeks, Twins Daily will have a series of articles on African Americans in Minnesota Twins history. There have been award winners, All-Stars, and even a couple of Hall of Famers, with the remarkable Byron Buxton among them.

Aaron and John take The Athletic's Twins' Fan survey and review the results. You can listen by downloading us from iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio or find it at GleemanAndTheGeek.com. Or just click this link. 

Kirby Puckett is the most remembered Twins player to pass away earlier than expected. As Twins Daily celebrates Black History Month, here are three African American players that passed away in the prime of their careers. 

With negotiations between MLB and the MLBPA remaining gridlocked as we progress into February, a delay of spring training is all but inevitable and a delayed start to the regular season feels increasingly likely.

What would that mean for the Minnesota Twins and their schedule?

February is Black History Month, and over the coming weeks, Twins Daily will have a series of articles on African Americans in Minnesota Twins history. There have been award winners, All Stars, and even a couple of Hall of Famers, but many of these articles will be highlighting some lesser-known players. Today we feature a guy who played in just 42 games for the Twins and over 1,100 games in the minor leagues. 

In 2008, the Tampa Bay Rays selected Tim Beckham with the first overall pick in the Major League Baseball draft out of Griffin High School in Georgia. Today the Minnesota Twins signed the now-32-year-old Beckham to a minor league deal with an invite to Spring Training.