The Twins announce the passing of former pitcher Dave Boswell, who won 20 games for the team in 1969. Boswell was 67.
The crash was reported around 6:15 a.m. Wednesday.
One of the suspects reportedly displayed a weapon.
The purchase includes seven Lucky's 13 Pubs.
Collectively, they're charged with 46 counts of felony theft.
In Minnesota, the economic cost due to smoking is $2.519 million with 5,910 deaths per year attributed to smoking.
The 25-year-old has been charged with second-degree murder and first-degree arson.
A vehicle owner complains about the tightly-packed impound lot following the weekend's snow.
The latest update from the state health department.
Arradondo was one of six finalists for the job.
The bar hosted 20-30 people on Dec. 4, 2020, charges say.
The 21-year-old claimed the vest keeps him warm, according to police.
It's an increase of approximately 16%.
The Spring Training countdown is on for the Minnesota Twins. Pitchers and catchers report to Fort Myers, Fla., on Feb. 18 (Just 89 days from now). The club also announced the spring schedule, which features 17 games at Hammond Stadium.
It's been an interesting year for ex-Twin Philip Humber. One minute he's pitching a perfect game for the White Sox, the next he's giving up eight runs in one-third of an inning to his former teammates.
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.
This weekend could be a huge turning point for the Twins. They play the Royals in a four-game series at Target Field. If they sweep, some might say they still have a shot at making things interesting in the AL Central. Anything less than that, and we could see a fire sale soon, with players like Francisco Liriano or Matt Capps heading to contending teams.
Coach Rick Anderson says 33 pitchers will be in camp when the Twins open spring training Saturday. But he tells the Pioneer Press this year, guys are pitching for jobs -- not just to get in shape.
After pulling in attendance totals over three-million fans the first two years at Target Field, Twins president Dave St. Peter tells the Pioneer Press the team expects a total of about 2.75 to 2.8 million fans this season. Financially speaking, St. Peter expects the Twins to break-even.
The Twins are still trying to figure out who will be anchoring the back end the bullpen next season. LaVelle Neal of the Star Tribune reports the Twins had some interest in Jonathan Broxton, but he signed with the Royals. Who else is available?
Twins geek John Bonnes goes through the Twins' current lineup and figures they're much better than a 99-loss team. But not much better.
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