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Sports have given us some of the greatest father-son duos imaginable over the years. From the Mannings in football, to the Griffeys in baseball and even the Earnhardts in NASCAR, we have been treated to the best of the best. In light of Father’s Day, what are some of the best father-son duos in Minnesota Twins history?

Tonight, Rich Hill will take the ball for the Minnesota Twins and he’s being activated off the Injured List to do so. It will be his second start for Minnesota, and the first since July 29. He landed on the Injured List due to shoulder fatigue, and a night after Kenta Maeda was three outs from a no-hitter, Hill will look to provide an encore.

Aaron and John list their Twins' MVPs, review their AL Central over-under picks and catch up on the playoffs and some offseason news. You can listen by downloading us from iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio or find it at GleemanAndTheGeek.com. Or just click this link.

Aaron and John talk about why Twins fans shouldn't be freaking out over the team's lack of moves, what's left of the free agent market once they do start spending, two new international prospects worth keeping tabs on, reactions to Corey Kluber and Liam Hendriks signing elsewhere, and getting unblocked on Twitter. You can listen by downloading us from iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio or find it at GleemanAndTheGeek.com. Or just click this link.

When asked in press conferences about the readiness of the Twins’ top pitching prospects, pitching coach Wes Johnson has established a familiar refrain: “He needs to throw strikes with more than just his fastball.” Hmm. That’s interesting.

Joe Ryan was perfect in four of his five innings during his MLB debut on Wednesday night at Target Field. Unfortunately, the third inning happened, and the Twins bats did not show up, and the Cubs swept the short two-game series. 

Royce Lewis’ prospect stock has dropped precipitously the last few years as the Twins former top prospect has dealt with canceled minor league seasons and injuries. Just how far has the consensus on him declined though?

Last week, I looked at the Twins who cracked MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 prospects, and now they have released their Top 30 Prospects for the Minnesota Twins. This article will examine that list and make some notable observations from the rankings.

As we countdown the days to Target Fields's 1000th home run, let's countdown the Twins who made it happen. Here are the 11th through 15th best home run hitters in Target Field history and their biggest hits.

The Twins weren't the only team to lose Friday night. Literally the entire farm system did as well!

As the trade deadline expired, game time for the Twins approached. The Twins had several roster changes including welcoming back outfielder Jake Cave. The Twins were still on a walk-off high coming into the game and ready to continue the momentum.

A fifth-round selection by the Twins in 2013, Aaron Slegers tossed 94 big-league innings, 29 of them with the Minnesota Twins.