Miguel Sano

Sano is expected to join the Twins at Target Field on July 1.

The 27-year-old is from the Dominican Republic.

The games may not count, but there are several things to keep Twins fans occupied.

These comps are really fun!

It's a balanced lineup overall, but what if Minnesota's best hitters are all righties?

Twins Daily's Nate Palmer explains why worries about Sano could be overstated.

Pitchers and catchers report on Feb. 11 and the Twins still have some questions to answer.

How much will Josh Donaldson help the rest of the infield defense?

John Bonnes listend to Sano speak Tuesday, and he came away with some good stuff.

More importantly, no reports suggest the Twins have struck deals with Berrios and Sano.

Three players who were good in 2019 stand out as potential stars.

He's not a pitcher, but he would help improve the Twins.

Gone are the days of a weak left side of the infield, as Twins Daily explains.

Twins Daily explains why some big hitters could have drops in production next season.

Twins Daily breaks down what the future holds for Sano.

Sorry, Cleveland. Not this year.

Miguel Sano hammered his 32nd and 33rd homers of the season.

482 feet!

The biggest series of the season begins Friday night.

Miguel Sano nearly hit the scoreboard in center field.

Max Kepler, Miguel Sano and Jake Cave went yard.

The Tigers lit up the Twins for 17 hits.

The Indians, meanwhile, crushed the Yankees in New York.

WOW!