Cody Christie
Writer at Twins Daily
Minnesota @Twins Writer • Writer for @TwinsDaily • Featured on an episode of @somegoodnews • @lego_group collector
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6 days ago |
twinsdaily.com | Cody Christie
We’re not even to the All-Star break, and the Minnesota Twins are already walking a tightrope when it comes to bullpen management. After a stretch of disappointing offensive output in the early months of the season, the Twins have found themselves in an exhausting cycle of close games. And when you play close games, you call on your best arms. Again and again. And again.
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | Cody Christie
The Pirates sit at the bottom of the NL Central, and have already fired their manager this season. They are a long way from being back in contention. Meanwhile, Paul Skenes has become a must-watch pitcher for their club and helped to invigorate the fanbase, but the Pirates will be irrelevant during his tenure with the club. He is scheduled to reach free agency after the 2029 season, and each pitch he throws for the Pirates takes away some of his value.
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | Cody Christie
sat·ire | (/ˈsaˌtī(ə)r/) | noun the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues. MINNEAPOLIS—In a shocking turn of events that defies decades of trauma, the Minnesota Twins’ starting rotation has once again shown signs of being competent—maybe even good.
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | Cody Christie
As the Minnesota Twins navigate the 2025 season, the potential sale of the franchise by the Pohlad family has become a focal point of discussion. The Pohlads, who have owned the team since 1984, are reportedly seeking a sale price of $1.7 billion. That's the same price the Baltimore Orioles sold for last year. However, this valuation, coupled with the team's financial challenges, has made the sale process complex and uncertain.
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | Cody Christie |Mike Sixel
Minnesota Twins fans have grown all too familiar with the phrase "if he can stay healthy." From Byron Buxton to Royce Lewis, the organization's top prospects often find their ascent to the majors hindered by injuries. Now, the latest to join this unfortunate list is Walker Jenkins, the Twins' top prospect and the No. 6 overall prospect in baseball, according to MLB Pipeline. Jenkins' 2025 season has been marred by a left high ankle sprain sustained early in the year.
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The #MNTwins have some clear roster needs to address before the MLB Trade Deadline. Will the front office have the ability to be more active this season? https://t.co/HsYQEHIoYA
RT @DanHayesMLB: Danny Coulombe will pitch in a rehab game tomorrow for Triple-A St. Paul. #MNTwins
Catch up on all the minor league action in the #MNTwins system from last night. There were some impressive performances. Kaelen Culpepper did something that hadn't been done since an NL MVP was in the minors. https://t.co/fbop1qtB23
