Twins manager Ron Gardenhire wants absolutely nothing to do with 100-losses. Despite all of the injuries up and down the team's lineup, Gardenhire says he never expected the team to get close to losing 100-games.
The holiday weekend won't be a washout, but multiple rounds of strong and severe storms are possible.
Shawn Lawrence Jacobs, 38, faces 12 felony-level charges.
A group of Powderhorn Park residents say they'll withhold May rent due to health and safety concerns.
Police said there is no reason to be concerned for the safety of the rest of the student body at Heritage E-Stem Magnet Middle School.
The mayor has come under scrutiny for unusual behavior this year.
Installing solar panels is a major investment. The solar solution provider you choose should be stable and trustworthy.
The company's violations spanned more than two decades.
Christopher James Payne and Kaley Maria Wethern have been charged in the seizure.
Mille Lacs Band Tribal Police issued the appeal.
Blocks away from Highland Village
McDaniel will officially begin his new job on Monday, June 27.
Twins owner Jim Pohlad said Monday that manager Ron Gardenhire and general manager Bill Smith would both be back with the team next year despite an awful 2011 season. Pohlad blamed the disappointing season on a "perfect storm" of injuries.
Give Ron Gardenhire credit for managing nearly every game in 2011. The Twins' skipper managed through an elbow injury that forced him under the knife Monday. Gardenhire underwent a procedure to remove bone chips in his elbow. He joked that he suffered the injury scratching his head.
He’s said it before, he said it again today. “Losing sucks.” That, from Twins manager Ron Gardenhire at a luncheon with statewide media. Gardenhire says there’s a lot of work to be done as the team heads to Spring Training next month.
Twins owner Jim Pohlad tells Pioneer Press reporter Charlie Walters wants to make it clear that the jobs of manager Ron Gardenhire and general manager Terry Ryan are not in jeopardy, despite the team owning the worst record in baseball.
The Kansas City Royals scored four runs in the sixth inning to come-from-behind and beat the Twins 7-3 Monday night at Target Field. With 99-losses the Twins need to win their final two games to avoid a 100-loss season.
Twins manager Ron Gardenhire says Nick Punto always has a place on his roster. He told the Pioneer Press that he didn't want the utility infielder to "leave in the first place." Punto signed a one-year deal last winter with the St. Louis Cardinals, who just won the World Series.
Simple math shows how easily the Twins could lose 100 games this season. There are 10 games to go. Minnesota needs to go 4-6 to avoid the century mark. Going into tonight's game with Seattle, they've lost nine straight. Add it up, and chances are Twins Territory includes triple digits
Trevor Plouffe walked-off the season with an RBI single that scored Denard Span and the Twins beat the Royals 1-0 in the final game of the season Wednesday night. The Twins avoided 100 losses and finished with a 63-99 record.
You Can Get BMTN Special Offers!
