
Will Ragatz
Writer, Inside The Vikings at Sports Illustrated
Vikings beat writer and other Minnesota sports coverage for @BMTNsports on SI. Northwestern alum. Minneapolis native.
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3 days ago |
si.com | Will Ragatz
It's no longer an overreaction to say that the Minnesota Twins' 2025 season is already on life support. The Twins were swept this weekend by the Braves, who came into the series with just five wins. Minnesota is now 7-15 on the season and 19-42 since their infamous 2024 collapse began last August 18. That's a 50-win pace over a full season. The track record of teams that start a season this poorly is not pretty.
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3 days ago |
si.com | Will Ragatz
After taking a series against the Mets earlier this week at Target Field, things appeared to be setting up nicely for the Twins to turn their season around. The rest of their April schedule looked quite favorable, starting with a weekend trip to Atlanta to face the struggling Braves. As it turns out, this Twins team might've been just what the Braves needed to turn their season around.
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3 days ago |
si.com | Will Ragatz
With the 2025 NFL draft approaching, Vikings On SI will be breaking down each of Minnesota's major positions of need, complete with a look at the current depth chart and some names to know in the early and later rounds. Next up: left guard. The Vikings came into this offseason knowing they needed to "solidify the interior of the pocket," as Kevin O'Connell put it after the team's blowout loss against the Rams in the first round of the playoffs.
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3 days ago |
si.com | Will Ragatz
Iowa transfer defensive back John Nestor has committed to the Gophers, he announced on social media on Sunday. It's the first addition for P.J. Fleck and Minnesota since the spring portal window opened this past week. Nestor has two years of eligibility remaining after playing in 20 games for the Hawkeyes over the past two seasons. He recorded 14 tackles and a fumble recovery last year.
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3 days ago |
si.com | Will Ragatz
On and off the court, Anthony Edwards did exactly what the Timberwolves needed him to do in their emphatic 117-95 Game 1 victory over the Lakers on Saturday night. It wasn't a huge scoring night for Edwards, who finished fourth in the NBA with 27.6 points per game in the regular season. He had 22 points on 22 shot attempts in this one. But the buckets will come over the course of this series.
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