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15 hours ago | twinsdaily.com | Seth Stohs

It was an offensive day for the Twins affiliates. Well, most of them. It was all about pitching in the Florida State League, but the Saints, Wind Surge, Kernels and FCL Twins all scored at least eight runs on Thursday. Names you'll want to check out below include Aaron Sabato, Carson McCusker, Tanner Schobel, Danny De Andrade, Nate Baez. And Walker Jenkins got a promotion, kind of, in his rehab. The Twins loss on Thursday was ugly, and it will mean at least one transaction.

2 days ago | twinsdaily.com | Steven Trefz

Box Score SP: Pablo Lopez 5.0 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, 4 K (72 pitches, 43 strikes (60%)) Home Runs: 2 Willi Castro (5,6), Trevor Larnach (9) Top 3 WPA: Castro (.277), Byron Buxton (.169), Larnach (.154)  Win Probability Chart (via FanGraphs)    The Twins got their first taste of Sacramento baseball on Monday night and were left satisfied. Pablo Lopez looked to avenge his last loss and to feast against a struggling Athletics squad.

3 days ago | twinsdaily.com | Steven Trefz

The Twins flipped the momentum of their 2025 campaign in May, by going 18-8. Interestingly enough, their run production barely ticked up, from 4.0 to 4.2 runs per game compared to the first month of the season. May featured the amazing 13-game winning streak, plus several walk-off winners and comebacks, showing glimpses of the late-game offense that fueled the 2024 Twins' early success (and was almost completely absent in March and April).

4 days ago | twinsdaily.com | Nick Nelson

Seven years ago this month – on June 18th, 2018 – the Minnesota Twins optioned Miguel Sanó from the major leagues to Single-A Fort Myers. It was a stunning turn of events for the 25-year-old, who was less than one year removed from featuring in the All-Star Game and Home Run Derby. But Sanó's performance forced the issue; through 37 games and 163 plate appearances, he was batting .203 with a .675 OPS and 41% strikeout rate.

5 days ago | twinsdaily.com | Nick Nelson

The Weekly Nutshell: The Twins embarked on a lengthy road trip, which started on the southern Atlantic coast and then brought them to the northern Pacific. They dropped both of their series two-to-one, in Tampa and Seattle, but that doesn't necessarily tell the whole story – these were hard-fought games in which Minnesota displayed plenty of the tenacity and resiliency that were disturbingly amiss throughout the early part of the schedule.