Hats off to the Star Tribune's Michael Rand for getting to the core of why the Twins are terrible this year.
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Sure, he's newly-minted world champion, but should the Twins bring back utility infielder Nick Punto? According to the Star Tribune, he's one of five free agents Minnesota may be targeting this off-season.
Twins General Manager Terry Ryan struggled while trying to explain why the Twins signed Tsuyoshi Nishioka in the first place. The Star Tribune takes a closer look at the situation and wonders aloud how the Twins scouts could've been so far off...
St. Paul-native Bill Daly insists that he knows a curse when he sees one. He believes the origin of the Twins problems is Walter McNeil, known as Wally the Beer Man. Daly says McNeil didn't invoke the curse himself, but rather some enraged beer-drinking elf.
In a candid interview with Star Tribune writer Jim Souhan, Twins General Manager Terry Ryan says fans should stop blaming Joe Mauer for the team’s problems. He also said he won't fire Ron Gardenhire after the 2012 campaign ends.
The Star Tribune reports the Twins have made contact with the agent of free-agents Ryan Doumit and Josh Willingham. Doumit hit .303 in 77 games with the Pirates last year. Willingham belted 29 home runs and finished with 98 RBI for Oakland.
Star Tribune blogger Michael Rand examines the Twins opening day roster. Bottom line? There's a reason the club is 14 games under .500 on May 10.
The Twins added pitching depth Monday by claiming a couple of pitchers off waivers. Matt Maloney, a 27-year old right-hander, split time in Triple-A and the big leagues with the Reds. Minnesota also signed 29-year old right-hander Jeff Gray off waivers from the Mariners.