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Minnesota Twins starter Sonny Gray had a superb season in 2022. He struck out 26.6 percent of opposing hitters, walked just 5 percent of them, allowed very little power, and ended up with a 2.62 FIP, seventh-best of 94 qualifying hurlers. That’s the good news. 

The bad news is, Minnesota Twins starter Sonny Gray had a mediocre season in 2022. He struck out just 21.9 percent of opposing hitters, walked 9.2 percent of them, gave up average power, and sported a 4.12 FIP, just 98th-best of 165 qualifying hurlers.

The first set of numbers is how the right-handed hurler Gray performed against lefties in 2022. The second set is how he did against righties.

Major League Baseball held its first-ever Draft Lottery on Tuesday night. Were the Twins lucky enough to move into the top-six picks? Yes! 

There were only a handful of transactions on Monday as baseball's annual Winter Meetings began in San Diego. However, a couple of interesting moves and rumors may help signal the Twins direction. 

He's probably more valuable to the Twins than any other team. Find out why. 

The longtime backstop took to Twitter on Friday, announcing the end of his 12-year MLB career.

Carlos Correa is one of the biggest keys to the Twins' offseason plan. So does the team need to set a deadline for whether they are in or out on Correa?

On Sunday, the eyes of the baseball world will be upon San Diego and the Winter Meetings. Let’s take a look at what the Minnesota Twins need to accomplish this offseason. Obviously not all of it will be completed over the next week, but it is an opportunity to get all parties in one location, able to have discussions. 

It has only been two months since Hurricane Ian made a devastating impact on the Fort. Myers and greater Lee County communities. The Twins Spring Training and Player Development complex suffered minor damages from the storm as the Twins plan to reopen the complex for player camps this Monday. 

In mid-November the Minnesota Twins packed the Mall of America rotunda to introduce a couple of new things. One was known at the time, and the other one would be revealed later. New jerseys and a new head of ownership. Both of those things may help to highlight the offseason thus far, but fans want to know this group will spend before spending their own money.

Carlos Correa and the star pitchers have earned their proper attention, but what about the periphery players? Today, we will examine why the Twins might want to trade Jorge Polanco.

Maybe more than any other time in recent history, the Minnesota Twins seem to have legitimate pitching depth. They still are probably looking for another top-tier starter to cement the group, but there are options. Among them, 2022 rookie Joe Ryan emerged, but only in certain situations. What version of Ryan can Minnesota expect in 2023?

By the time Ronny Henriquez debuted in 2022 many fans were likely already tuned out, which is fair. His late season appearance however shouldn’t be overlooked when it comes to the role he could play in 2023.