It's instant classic time. This one hasn't spent much time in the vault, but a lot of Twins fans will truly miss the radio voice of John Gordon. Here's his last call from last night's game, plus an interview with KSTP-TV.

Twins president Dave St. Peter announced Friday that the team wants to host the 2014 MLB All-Star Game at Target Field. Minnesota has hosted the All-Star Game twice -- at the Metrodome in 1985 and at Metropolitan Stadium in 1965.

From the 1965 World Series (Dodgers vs. Twins), here's a duel between Twins' outfielder Jimmie Hall and Dodgers' ace Don Drysdale. It's in glorious black and white, and even though it's a run-of-the-mill at-bat -- we could watch it forever.

Here's a look back at the greatest half-inning in Twins history. We were fishing for clips for our daily "Sports MN Video Vault" feature and found this re-mix from the 1991 Game 7 broadcast. A classic. Oh, by the way, thanks again for coming through in the clutch Mr. Larkin.

The National League pounded the American League in the MLB All-Star Game last night, 8-0. Joe Mauer entered the game in the in the 8th inning at first base, and singled to center in his only at-bat.

Major League Baseball announced today that the New York Mets will host the annual All-Star game next year. The Twins are reportedly next in line, with the 2014 event expected to be played at Target Field.

On this day in 1961, Harmon Killebrew hit his first home run in a Minnesota Twins uniform at Met Stadium in Bloomington. He had hit 84 in a Washington Senators uniform before the team moved north.

Picking the daily video vault was easy today. Opening day dictates we hear the old-school Twins rouser. The difficult part was choosing among three great ones we found on YouTube. So, here are all three, saving the best for last. The photo linked to this post? Met Stadium in Bloomington, of course.