Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse writes that drugs and alcohol short-circuited Sean Burroughs' career. Now sober, he's getting another shot with the Minnesota Twins.
The 10-month-old died in her care in Brooklyn Park last April.
Authorities searched two St. Cloud apartments Friday morning.
It was, let's face it, a very Minnesotan reason for a freeway closure.
The GoFundMe has raised around $1,700 of its $5,000 goal.
"Minneapolis bars and restaurants are being used as pawns..." the lawsuit said.
It's the fourth homicide so far this year in St. Paul.
Ryan Hartman scored twice to earn the first game of a back-to-back.
The Royals held their own in a battle of the nation's best.
They face a combined 31 felony counts, all tied to carjackings and related crimes.
The Republican said a man grabbed his arms and yanked him from the room.
The mysterious streaks were not UFOs and they weren't pieces of an asteroid.
Mike Zimmer may be gone, but the tradition lives on.
Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse writes that Minnesota's MLB and NFL franchises need a reality check, especially coming off horrid 2011 campaigns.
Drew Butera was called up from Triple-A Rochester on Tuesday. He'll backup Ryan Doumit at catcher. Joe Mauer is back in the Twins' lineup as the DH, but he's still sore after taking a foul tip to his left knee on Sunday. To make room on the roster for Butera, the Twins designated Sean Burroughs for assignment.
Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse once again says what most die-hard Twins fans are thinking: Love the stadium, but the team is a buzzkill.
Twins blogger Nick Nelson argues Minnesota didn't give infielder Sean Burroughs a fair shake this year. Burroughs was let go Tuesday in favor of backup catcher Drew Butera.
Sean Burroughs is the newest member of the Minnesota Twins. The free-agent third-baseman signed a minor league deal Wednesday. Minnesota also re-signed catcher Rene Rivera to a minor league deal. Both players received invitations to spring training.
Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse writes that the task of rebuilding the woeful Vikings and Gophers football squads won't happen overnight.
Newcomers Josh Willingham and Sean Burroughs arrived at Twins' Spring Training on Wednesday. The only players left to report are Justin Morneau and Oswaldo Arcia. Thursday is the official check in date for position players. As for Burroughs, he'll be playing some first, second and third base during camp.
Throughout the American League Championship series, player after player showed just how tough they were between the lines. Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse writes the current edition of the Twins should take note.
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