Minnesota Twins

National Baseball Hall of Fame electee Jim Kaat will have his number 36 retired by the Minnesota Twins at Target Field in July.

Baseball's highest honor is bestowed on two former Twins greats.

Tori Hunter, Justin Morneau, David Ortiz, Joe Nathan, and A.J.Pierzynski are among a group of players who will be considered for the National Baseball Hall of Fame this winter.

The Minnesota Twins have added a new member to their coaching staff and it's a very familiar face to baseball fans.

Cruz became the 50th recipient of the award and was given the recognition prior to Game 2 of the World Series in Houston.

The Minnesota Twins thankfully closed out the 2021 season last week, and now the team has started moving staff members around.

The Minnesota Twins are looking towards the future as the team has traded multiple players including Jose Berrios for prospects.

Max Kepler continues to show his strength at the plate and Monday night against the Detroit Tigers, Kepler sent Minnesota Twins fans home in extra innings with his ninth walk-off appearance win.

Can Welcome Back Week ignite a spark for the Minnesota Twins?

So instead of having multiple All Stars in 2021, the Minnesota Twins will only have one representative at the mid-summer classic.