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| − | The ''' Minnesota Twins ''' are a [[Major League Baseball]] team in the [[American League]] Central Division. The Twins moved to [[Minnesota]] for the 1961 season, after leaving [[Washington, DC]], and abandoning their previous nickname, the Senators (at the same time a new Washington Senators team was added to the league; it would relocate a decade later to Texas as the [[Texas Rangers]]). They play in [[Minneapolis]], [[Minnesota]], currently in the newly built outdoor [[Target Field]]. One of the most famous and beloved players to play for the Twins was [[Kirby Puckett]]. | + | The ''' Minnesota Twins ''' are a [[Major League Baseball]] team in the [[American League]] Central Division. |
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| | + | The franchise started in 1894 and ultimately became the first iteration of the '''Washington Senators'''. Except for one World Series win in 1924 and three American League titles, the team was generally poor performing, leading to an old saying "Washington: First in War, First in Peace, and Last in the American League". Ownership decided to relocate, but ran into resistance due to being located in the nation's capital, which ultimately led to a compromise: the team would move to [[Minnesota]] for the 1961 season and rename as the Twins (named for the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul), while at the same time a new Washington Senators team was added to the league (it would relocate a decade later to Texas as the [[Texas Rangers]]). |
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| | + | They play in [[Minneapolis]], [[Minnesota]], currently in the newly built outdoor [[Target Field]]. One of the most famous and beloved players to play for the Twins was [[Kirby Puckett]]. |
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| | '''World Series Titles:''' 3 (1924, 1987, 1991) | | '''World Series Titles:''' 3 (1924, 1987, 1991) |
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| | '''Playoffs:''' 12 (1924, 1925, 1933, 1965, 1969, 1970, 1987, 1991, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2010) | | '''Playoffs:''' 12 (1924, 1925, 1933, 1965, 1969, 1970, 1987, 1991, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2010) |
| − | == Current Roster==
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| − | <nowiki>*Not on active roster</nowiki><br />
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| − | <nowiki>**Not on 40 man roster</nowiki>
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| − | ===Pitchers===
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| − | *30 - Scott Baker
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| − | *53 - Nick Blackburn
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| − | *31 - Alex Burnett
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| − | *28 - Jesse Crain
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| − | *52 - Brian Duensing
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| − | *63 - Armando Gabino
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| − | *54 - Matt Guerrier
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| − | *47 - Francisco Liriano
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| − | *37 - Ron Mahay
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| − | *50 - Jose Mijares
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| − | *17 - Pat Neshek
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| − | *48 - Carl Pavano
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| − | *60 - Jon Rauch
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| − | *59 - Kevin Slowey
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| − | ===Catchers===
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| − | *41 - Drew Butera
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| − | *7 - [[Joe Mauer]]
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| − | ===Infielders===
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| − | *32 - Brian Buscher
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| − | *12 - Alexi Casilla
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| − | *27 - J.J. Hardy
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| − | *23 - Brendan Harris
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| − | *1 - Orlando Hudson
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| − | *33 - Justin Morneau
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| − | *8 - Nick Punto
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| − | *25 - Jim Thome
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| − | ===Outfielders===
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| − | *5 - [[Michael Cuddyer]]
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| − | *16 - Jason Kubel
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| − | *2 - Denard Span
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| − | *21 - [[Delmon Young]]
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| | ==Minor League Affiliates== | | ==Minor League Affiliates== |