On Jan. 4, 2002, the Twins replaced manager Tom Kelly with Ron Gardenhire. While Gardy had his worst year in the dugout in 2011, there's no doubt he's kept the Twins a winner for most of his tenure.
The "Make America Great Again" event happens Wed., Sept. 30.
It'll be moving into the Smack Shack space, with Smack Shack moving to a new location.
The Minnesota Medical Association says it is very concerned.
Alcohol is believed to be a factor in the crash.
Preparation and cooking takes less than 30 minutes.
Conversations between the brewery and the union have been "productive."
Four Twin Cities schools and four in Greater Minnesota received the honor from the U.S. Department of Education.
The testing sites will be operational next week.
It's among recent incidents in which someone attacks the press.
The survey was aimed at learning more about COVID-19's spread in Minnesota.
Tickets for the event were sold via lottery.
The officer was involved in a high-speed pursuit when they crashed into another vehicle that was on the roadway.
Joe Mauer was used as a pinch-hitter Friday night, but his bruised quad kept him from starting. "I told you I wasn't going to chase people around," Ron Gardenhire told reporters before the game. "I'm waiting for them to tell me, and Joe to say he's ready to go."
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.
On his Sunday morning radio show, Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said Dozier will be his starting shortstop. The infielder will join the team at Target Field Monday when the Twins kick-off another series with the Los Angels Angels. Right-hander Scott Diamond is also being recalled.
Today is the 10-year anniversary of Ron Gardenhire being named manager of the Minnesota Twins. Here's a short, yet sweet, clip to celebrate. In short, hats off to Gardy.
Twins manager Ron Gardenhire says he'll try to restrain himself as he addresses his team before their first full workout this morning in Ft. Myers. But if he dwells on 99 losses in mid-speech, Gardenhire tells the Star Tribune his blood just might start to boil.
Bob Sansevere chats with Twins beat reporter John Shipley and senior editor/sports Mike Bass about what another dismal season could do to Ron Gardenhire's job security.
Ron Gardenhire says Scott Diamond's story is has been a good one. After struggling in 2011, the left-hander has turned his career around with a 5-1 record and a 1.61 ERA. Read about his unique turnaround, which includes an inside look at his green lifestyle.
The Minnesota Twins infielder struggled at shortstop last year with ten errors in 60 games. From camp Friday, Twins manager Ron Gardenhire hinted he isn't opposed to Nishioka at third base.
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