Two years, and a sea of changes. That's the bottom line for the Minnesota Twins as they head into the 2012 season. How many of the starting nine position players remain from Opening Day 2010? Click on the headline above for the answer.

Matt Capps admits he had a lousy 2011, but 2010 wasn't so bad. How many saves did he have for the Nationals and Twins? For the answer, click on the headline above.

Brian Dozier, the Twins' 2011 minor league player of the year, is now with the major league club to replace Jamey Carroll at shortstop. Who won this award in 2010? For the answer, click on the headline above.

Michael Cuddyer and Jason Kubel both say they're happy to be hitting in new ballparks this year, as opposed to Target Field, where drives to right go to die. In 2011, how many balls did these former Twins manage to knock out of the park? For the answer, click on the headline above.

Now that Randy Moss has expressed his wish to return to the NFL, it's time to look back at his 2010 campaign, when he played with the Patriots, Vikings and Titans. How many catches did Moss have that year? Click on the headline above for the answer.

Boooooof! We kind of miss Mr. Bonser, who came to Minnesota in the trade that also brought Joe Nathan to the Twins from the Giants a few years ago. How many games did he win for Ron Gardenhire? For the answer, click on the headline above.

A new season leads to new possibilities for the Twins, perhaps even a rookie or two shining through. In 51 seasons, how many Twins players have won "Rookie of the Year" honors in the American League? Click on the headline above for the answer.

Today's Twins opponent: the Philadelphia Phillies, who have Jim Thome on the roster this year. How many teams has this future Hall of Famer played for in his career? For the answer, click the headline above.