Tom Schreier

6 days ago | hockeywilderness.com | Tom Schreier

On March 30, 2021, Matt Boldy left Boston College and signed with the Minnesota Wild after St. Cloud State eliminated BC. Minnesota assigned him to the Iowa Wild, where he had 18 points in 14 games. However, despite his production in Des Moines, the Wild didn’t call him up for their playoff series against the Vegas Golden Knights. Vegas eliminated the Wild in seven games. Boldy had 15 goals in 47 games the following season and has averaged 29 goals and 70 points per 82 games in his career.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | CJ Baumgartner |Theo Tollefson |Brandon Warne |Tom Schreier

In April, injuries are beginning to pile up on the Minnesota Twins’ lineup. They have placed Matt Wallner on the injured list with left hamstring tightness after he left Tuesday night’s game. The Twins are “optimistic” that Carlos Correa can avoid an IL stint after experiencing wrist soreness. Willi Castro left Wednesday’s series finale against the New York Mets because of mild right oblique tightness.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Theo Tollefson |Brandon Warne |Tom Schreier |Chris Schad

St. Paul, Minn. – Travis Adams has been a starting pitcher throughout college and in the minors. However, his role has changed this year. In November, the Minnesota Twins added him to their 40-man roster to protect him from the Rule 5 Draft. With a plethora of pitching talent ahead of him in Triple-A St. Paul’s starting rotation, it looked like Adams would be moving into the bullpen full-time, and that’s been the case so far in 2025. “It’s not too bad,” Adams said about coming out of the bullpen.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Brandon Warne |Tom Schreier |Chris Schad |Theo Tollefson

The Twins found a way to beat the Mets on Tuesday, but not without losing a pair of key players to injuries. In this edition of Locked On Twins, Brandon (@Brandon_Warne/@warne.bsky.social) and Dave (@answerdavebrown/@answerdave.bsky.social) break it all down, including if it’s realistic for Carlos Correa and Matt Wallner to avoid the IL, how Bailey Ober looked against a good Mets offense and also a look ahead to Wednesday’s rubber game.

1 week ago | zonecoverage.com | Tom Schreier |Chris Schad |Theo Tollefson |Lou Hennessy

David Festa had an encouraging rookie season. He gave up 12 earned runs in his first two outings but settled in afterward. Festa yielded 23 earned runs in 54⅓ innings in his next 12 starts (3.15 ERA), living up to the hype as the Minnesota Twins’ No. 5 prospect last year. However, Festa started this season in Triple-A after giving up 15 runs in four spring training starts. He dominated in his first start with the St. Paul Saints but gave up ten hits and five earned runs in his second start.