If you're off to see Brad Pitt's "Moneyball," be prepared to see the Twins cast as the bad guys. After all -- in better days -- they did eliminate the 2002 Athletics from the playoffs that year. Sigh.
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Minnesota is playing in the title game for the 10th time since 2000.
The body was found Friday around 12:15 p.m.
The suspect remains at large following the March 10 incident.
Sarah Papenheim, 21, was found brutally stabbed to death in December.
The 39-year-old man has been charged with two felonies.
The Department of Homeland Security is aware of the issue.
Crews are working to finish the 28th Street bridge.
All of the action starts at 3 p.m. Friday and runs through the weekend.
Headed to the Twins' Home Opener next Thursday?
It happened around 11:15 p.m. Thursday.
This decision clears the way for the project's construction.
A new report lays out a future with more flooding, more heat, and worse water.
The football Gophers have picked up another national title. According to Fox Sports North, an Oklahoma researcher dusted off some record books and determined Minnesota won the championship back in 1904 when they went 13-0.
Stats can be great, or in this case very bad. Carl Pavano allowed an MLB-worst 262 hits this season. Only 49.4% of Francisco Liriano's pitches were strikes. Ben Revere had a higher ground ball rate than anyone in baseball. More stats are available in this piece.
It's said that the Twins are the heavies in the new "Moneyball" movie featuring the 2002 Oakland Athletics. Happen to remember which Twins player helped crush their World Series hopes with a 9th-inning homer in Game 5 of the ALDS? For the answer, click on the headline above.
The Twins are seeing more wreckage from their 63-99 season. Ratings for games shown on Fox Sports North were down a whopping 28 percent from 2010.
Longtime WCCO sportscaster Mark Rosen releases a book today about his years rubbing shoulders with Twin Cities sports -- and news -- legends.
Twins Michael Cuddyer, Jason Kubel, Joe Nathan and Matt Capps are up for grabs this off-season. Team General Manager Bill Smith says those players have earned the right to see what they can earn on the open market.
There's a lot you can learn while drowning your sorrows in Hrbek's bar at Target Field as the Twins are getting pasted by the Royals. Such as, what number did Big Herbie wear in 1981? It wasn't No. 14. For the answers, click on the headline above.
