Nick Nelson
Co-Owner at Twins Daily
Probably at the ballpark or creating stuff. Love the @Twins. Co-owner @twinsdaily. Leading content strategy @toprank. Hip-hop & gaming fan. King of the slams.
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5 days ago |
twinsdaily.com | Nick Nelson
The Weekly Nutshell: It's honestly just hard to comprehend. I know the 2025 Minnesota Twins are not this bad. We saw what they are capable of when they went 18-8 in a month of May that included a 13-game winning streak. This is a team that, according to both projection models and betting lines, was at least a co-favorite in the AL Central heading into the season, and at times they have looked like it. Competency was the baseline expectation here.
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6 days ago |
twinsdaily.com | Nick Nelson
CURRENT W-L Records Minnesota Twins: 37-39 St. Paul Saints: 32-40 Wichita Wind Surge: 37-31 Cedar Rapids Kernels: 41-27 Fort Myers Mighty Mussels: 29-37 FCL Twins: 23-11 DSL Twins: 3-11 TRANSACTIONS The Twins sent Austin Martin and Emmanuel Rodriguez to the rookie-level Florida State League on rehab assignments. Martin has missed most of the first three months after injuring and then re-injuring his hamstring.
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | Nick Nelson
As the Minnesota Twins rattled off 13 straight wins in May, rising from fourth to second place in the Central and closing the gap behind the Tigers to four games, there was a lot of cause for positivity and excitement. The roster was relatively healthy, and Minnesota had a formula for overcoming opponents — driven by elite pitching — that felt pretty infallible. As long as they could stay healthy. Ahhh, well.
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1 week ago |
twinsdaily.com | Nick Nelson
The Weekly Nutshell: The first week without Pablo López and Zebby Matthews pushed the rotation from concern to full-blown crisis. What had been Minnesota’s greatest strength is now a staggering weakness. Both the replacements and holdovers struggled to keep the Twins competitive in a stretch where they were blasted twice at home by a slumping Texas lineup, then swept by a Houston team that looked superior in every phase.
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2 weeks ago |
twinsdaily.com | Nick Nelson
David Festa has awesome stuff. That's easy to see, and it has translated into results. In his MLB career, he has struck out 77 hitters in 64 ⅓ innings with a 13% swing-and-miss rate. These are excellent numbers, especially for a young pitcher still finding his way in the big leagues. On top of that, Festa has overcome his greatest perceived weakness by walking just 8% of the hitters he has faced.
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I think the Twins offense is going to have a very good series in Oakramento. As to how telling that would be, hard to say. The A's are extremely bad and it's a minor league park.
RT @NickNelsonMN: The final week of May was an eventful one for the #MNTwins. They got back Buxton and Wallner (with gusto), had their best…
