A single catch among the Vikings' three games. That's the reality Bernard Berrian confronts as he heads into game four of the season against Kansas City Sunday. He tells the Star Tribune he's getting open, doing the things he always does, but just can't seem to connect.

Joe Mauer is expected to miss the rest of the season with a mild case of pneumonia. His injury plagued career has many fans wondering if he'll ever return to MVP form. Will Mauer have to permanently switch positions in order to have a productive, healthy career?

Joe Mauer spoke with members of the media Friday to discuss his health, expectations for 2012, and why fans were frustrated with him last season. Mauer says he "can't control what people think", but he's prepared to be the starting catcher and play first base if his legs need a rest.

Ron Gardenhire says he'll do everything he can to keep Joe Mauer on the field as much as possible this season. How much catcher will Mauer play? That's for Gardenhire to decide. He says he'll give Mauer plenty of days off, "but for the most part", he'll be the judge of when Mauer needs rest.

Joe Mauer still believes he can win a championship as a member of the Minnesota Twins. In a radio interview Mauer discussed battling through the summer heat, trying to win as a small market team and dealing with the Yankees all those years in the playoffs.

Percy Harvin wants nothing more than to put a stop to the relentless questioning he receives about migraine headaches. The Vikngs' wide receiver missed Thursday's practice with a stomach-ache, but the migraine questions returned Friday.

Spring training is in full swing and the Minnesota Twins are finding reasons to believe in the upcoming season. All of the injured players from a season ago are returning healthy, and it could mean big things in 2012.